02-12 a3a

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

02-12

Speaking, writing

Theme 3: Law and Order

Recap:

- What grammar did we talk about on Tuesday?

What relative pronouns are there?

When do you use: 'which'

1. for people and animals
2. for things and animals
3. for things
4. for possessions and animals

When do you use 'who'

1. For people and animals
2. For people and possessions
3. For things and animals
4. For people

When do you use 'whose'

1. for people and possessions
2. for animals and things
3. for possessions and things
4. for possessions

When do you use 'whom'?

What is wrong with this sentence:
'The people, to whom we were talking were very nice'

Today's success criteria: 

  

You will know some words to do with crime. 

You will know how to use some new words in a written sentence. 

You will know how to use some new words in a conversation. 

You will know how to report a crime 

D: speaking & writing 

Exercise 8+9 - look at your neighbour's work and correct any mistakes you find. 

Answers to 9:

1. Excuse me, I'd like ot report a burglary. 

2. My smartphone has been stolen from the classroom. 

3. I saw a man loitering around our school's entrance.

4. The man was wearing dark clothes.

5. He was wearing distinctive red trainers. 

Speaking:

Do exercise 10 together with your neighbour! 

Speech cards are at the back of the book 

You can use speech card 3 and 7

1 person thinks of a suspect and a crime and writes it down on the card (they DO NOT SHOW THEIR NEIGHBOUR).

The other person has to ask questions to find out what happened and who did it - they write this down at the end of the conversation. Then you switch roles. 

I want to see who guessed it right!

Homework next friday:

write a story called 'the perfect crime' 

It is up to you what it's about! - this will be homework for next friday, but you can start working on it now. 

Hand it in via magister / email.

Today's success criteria: 

 

You will know some words to do with crime. 

You will know how to use some new words in a written sentence. 

You will know how to use some new words in a conversation. 

You will know how to report a crime 

Exit ticket:
Write down 2 words/things you learned today + 1 thing you still find difficult.