TGC Familiarisering Engels Week 6

Familiarizing English Week 6

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Familiarizing English Week 6

Algemene Faculteit
Lerarenopleiding Funderend Onderwijs

An angry parent

How will you be assessed on your writing?

Table of contents

Looking back…

Prepositions

Writing Grade Rubric

Writing Assignment

Sentence Structure

Prepositions of time, place and movement

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02

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05

Let’s practice!

Feedback on writing

Practice Exam

Things to keep in mind

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Sentence Structure

A sentence usually has three parts. A sentence consists of a Subject, Verb and Object.

Subject
Verb
Object

Sentence Structure

The subject is the person or thing doing an action.

The verb is the action being done.

The object is the person or thing the action is being done to.

person
thing
action
action
person
thing
action

What are prepositions?

What are prepositions? (voorzetsels)


Prepositions are ‘connection words’ that connect nouns, pronouns or phrases to other words within a sentence.

Prepositions

Prepositions of time

"We met at 5 o'clock."

Prepositions of place

"The book is on the table."

Prepositions of movement

"We walked into the store."




in

during

before

after

at

on

under

behind

around

near

above

into

over

across

through

to

What kind of prepositions are there? (3 main types)


Time: before, after, during, in, on, at

We met at 5 o’clock.


Place/location: in, on, under, behind, around, between

The book is on the table.


Movement: to, into, across, through, over

We walked into the store.

Prepositions

Prepositions

Prepositions of Place

Prepositions of Place

Assignment: Prepositions

Exercise 1 + 2

Writing Reminders

Handout

What are some of the things to keep in mind while writing?

  • Consistency: Ensure consistency in language, tone and format (this includes capitalization, punctuation and style).

  • Grammar and verb tenses: Pay attention to correct grammar usage and verb tenses. Consistently use past tense when referring to past events, present tense for current situations and future tense for upcoming events.

  • Punctuation: Use proper punctuation, including commas, periods, question marks, exclamation marks etc.

Feedback on Writing

What are some of the things to keep in mind while writing?

  • Sentence structure: Avoid overlong long sentences and aim for a good balance between simplicity and complexity.

  • Personalization: Personalize the letters by addressing the recipient directly and expressing genuine concern or appreciation where appropriate.

  • Proofreading: Always proofread your letters before sending to catch any typos, grammatical errors, or awkward phrasing. (Tip: Nowadays you can ask AI to do it for you!)

Feedback on Writing

Writing Grade Rubric

Writing Grade Rubric

Assignment: An angry parent

Reply to the WhatsApp text below from an angry parent in 25 words or less.

Reply to the WhatsApp text below from an angry parent in 25 words or less.

5 minute break (pauze)

Energizer

Can you beat the clock and place everything where it has to be?

Practice Exam

Looking forward…

Week 7:

  • Extra writing exercises

  • Extra reading exercises

  • General greetings

  • Conversational sentences


Week 8:

  • Repetition

  • Practice Exam


Which items would you like to go through in week 8? (Wat wil je in week 8 herhalen?)

How ready do you feel to make your exam?

What will you take with you from today’s class?

Any final questions or comments?