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Today's lesson

1. Did you know?

2. Practise listening!

3. Recap: (a) few, (a) little + practise!

4. Blooket: In the city!

5. Work to do!

Today's Lesson

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Did you know?

Did you know only 18 out of 1 million Lego pieces are defective?

The molds at the manufacturing plant at Lego are so precise and effective that just 18 out of 1 million are found to be defective. That's out of the 20 billion pieces that are manufactured every year!

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Today's goals

- I know when to use (a) few and (a) little

- I can use (a) few and (a) little correctly in sentences.

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Grammar: (a) little / (a) few

enkelvoud/ontelbaar

meervoud/telbaar

little = weinig

few = weinig

a little = een beetje

a few = een paar

I've got too little money.

There are few subjects I do not like.

I save a little money every month

I'm cutting a few onions.

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little (weinig) / few (weinig)

They have got little time. (uncountable)

There's too little salt in this soup. (uncountable)

There are very few pictures of that building. (countable)

You have too few customers these days. (countable)

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a little (een beetje) / a few (een paar)

I only want a little tomato sauce. (uncountable)

They have got a little money, they aren't poor. (uncountable)

I'm cutting a few onions. (countable)

I have got a few friends, I'm not lonely. (countable)

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Practise makes perfect!

Exercise 1 ⭐

Exercise 2 ⭐⭐

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Newsround

Let's watch newsround!

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Today's lesson

1. Reading (10 min)

2. Warm up riddles

3. Speaking!

4. Blooket!

5. Work to do!

Today's Lesson

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Riddle me this...

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Answers:

"Are you asleep yet?"

An egg.

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Did you know?

Amsterdam is a city built on eleven million wooden poles. They are 15–20 metres long and placed in a sandy layer which is around 11 metres deep. While the main train station — Amsterdam Centraal — alone needs 9,000 poles to be supported, an average house usually needs only around ten of them.

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Grammar 8: The Future

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www.bbc.co.uk

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