Unit 4 - Writing [5] - part 2 direct & indirect speech

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Hello!

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Today's lesson

Lesson goals:

You're able to report experiences and describe feelings and reactions to events.

Please, join the LessonUp.

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What else?

Recap quantities
Direct vs. Indirect speech [next class]
Words: Fantasy and imagination

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Timetable

5 min - walk in
10 min - recap quantities + exercise 3
10 min - general instruction
10 min -
10 min -
Homework instruction

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Some

Bevestigende zinnen
Vragen wanneer het antwoord zeer waarschijnlijk ''ja'' is.

Any

Ontkennende zinnen
Alle andere vragen

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Some-

thing/body/one/where
Bevestigende zinnen
Vragen waarvan het antwoord zeer waarschijnlijk ''ja'' is.

Any-

thing/body/one/where
Ontkennende zinnen
Alle andere vragen

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Some & Any

Together:

Exercise 3 [havo page 164, vwo 166 or online]

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exercise 4

My granddad told me: 'There are still hundreds of shipwrecks off the coast.'
My granddad told me that there were still hundreds of shipwrecks off the coast.

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exercise 4

She said: 'I've seen many wrecks during my dives.'
She said she had seen many wrecks during her dives.
Eloise asked: 'Are you thinking about the story we heard last night?'
Eloise asked me if I was thinking about the story we had heard the night before.

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What did you notice?

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'Do you like the beach?'

Geeft letterlijk weer wat iemand zegt [script]

He asked if I liked the beach.

Beschrijft wat iemand heeft gezegd [boek]

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Present simple
'I walk along the beach.'
Present continuous
'I am working.'
Past simple
'He fell asleep in front of the telly.'
Present perfect
'She has worked there since 2006.'

Past simple
He said that he walked along the beach.
Past continuous
She told him she was working.
Past perfect
He told me that he had fallen asleep in front of the telly.
Past perfect
She said that she had worked there since 2006.

Careful! Tenses change..

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Present simple
'I walk along the beach.'
Present continuous
'I am working.'
Past simple
'He fell asleep in front of the telly yesterday.'
Present perfect
'She has worked there since 2006.'

Past simple
He said that he walked along the beach.
Past continuous
She told him she was working.
Past perfect
He told me that he had fallen asleep in front of the telly the day before.
Past perfect
She said that she had worked there since 2006.

Careful! Indirect speech starts with an introduction..

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Present simple
'I walk along the beach.'
Present continuous
'I am working.'
Past simple
'He fell asleep in front of the telly yesterday.'
Present perfect
'She has worked there since 2006.'

Past simple
He said that he walked along the beach.
Past continuous
She told him she was working.
Past perfect
He told me that he had fallen asleep in front of the telly the day before.
Past perfect
She said that she had worked there since 2006.