English 9SB4 - Tuesday 02 Feb. 2021

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• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

English -Thursday 4th  February

9SB4

        Lesson Goals:

• more skill in using modals in the past
• more skill in writing formal and informal  e-mails /letters 

Modals in the past tense:

would have + past participle

should have + past participle

could have+ past participle

needn't have + past participle

(past participle = verb + -ed/ 3rd irregular)

            Do you remember :

Must + werkwoord = moeten; noodzakelijk zijn verplicht zijn ( the speaker's wants is)

mustn't + werkw.= niet mogen/ verboden zijn

have to = have got  = moeten; noodzakelijk zijn;  verplicht zijn (other people or the situation make it )

ought to + werkw. = should + werkw. = behoren te eigenlijk moeten, het is verstandig of juist

to be allowed to=  toestemming hebben/geven 

Go to page 163 

in your book:   

Practice 3 exercise 1 + 2

https:

Match the formal expressions (right side) with the informal expressions (left side) .

Obtain

Request

Inexpensive

Children

Reside 

Contact

Finally

Inform

Live

Ask for

Get in touch

Kids

In the end

Cheap

Tell 

Get 

Match the formal expressions (right side) with the informal expressions (left side) .

At first

Begin

Chance 

So

Seem like

Wrong

Show

Need

Appear 

Commence 

Incorrect 

Therefore 

Demonstrate 

Opportunity 

Require 

Initially 

Match the expressions on the left with the paragraphs on the right.

Dear Sir,

Please contact me if you have any further questions.

Dear Peter,

I would be grateful if you could ...

Closing (formal letter)

Asking for help (formal letter)

 Beginning (informal letter)

Beginning (formal letter)

Study the language (left: informal right: formal)

Check your progress  

This week: MyEnglishLab unit 12 Pronunciation – past modals in connected speech activity 7a

Language focus 2: imaginary situations in the past with ‘if ‘

- activity 8/9/10a+10b

Next week:  MyEnglishLab unit 12

Book Cutting Edge p. 163 Practice 3 - 1+2

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