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EngelsMiddelbare schoolvmbo tLeerjaar 3

This lesson contains 15 slides, with interactive quiz and text slides.

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today's plans
  • recap reading test 
  •  grammar
  • work on assignments
  • homework 

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2 'I never thought I could enjoy my weekends and summers "working" as I have, volunteering for Fort Battleford. I look forward to coming back for a longer period every summer,' said 14-year-old Ainslie Milley, one of Parks Canada’s dedicated junior volunteers.
3 Before becoming a volunteer at the age of 12, Ainslie went to the Fort Battleford National Historic Site on a class field trip. After that first visit, she couldn’t wait to repeat her experience. The opportunity came more quickly than she imagined when she was offered to join as a junior volunteer. 'I wanted to sign up right away. It wasn’t like any "job" I’d heard of,' said Ainslie smilingly.
4 Established in 2007, the aim of the Junior Volunteer Program was to provide youth with more than just a history lesson. The participants develop skills in analyzing history but they can also develop extensive skills in a workplace-like environment. 'In my first year, I helped organize parades and wrote and presented puppet shows for local children’s programs,' explained Ainslie.
5 Eager for her third summer of volunteering, the 14 year-old enthusiast already has the experience of planning and coordinating events, acting and writing for a newsletter. 'This program has helped me develop relevant competencies and grow as a good, inspirational and admirable person,' remarked Ainslie. 'To me, volunteerism is about being independent, offering your time and commitment. It takes a whole team of great people to get the job done.'

2 'I never thought I could enjoy my weekends and summers "working" as I have, volunteering for Fort Battleford. I look forward to coming back for a longer period every summer,' said 14-year-old Ainslie Milley, one of Parks Canada’s dedicated junior volunteers.

3 Before becoming a volunteer at the age of 12, Ainslie went to the Fort Battleford National Historic Site on a class field trip. After that first visit, she couldn’t wait to repeat her experience. The opportunity came more quickly than she imagined when she was offered to join as a junior volunteer. 'I wanted to sign up right away. It wasn’t like any "job" I’d heard of,' said Ainslie smilingly.

4 Established in 2007, the aim of the Junior Volunteer Program was to provide youth with more than just a history lesson. The participants develop skills in analyzing history but they can also develop extensive skills in a workplace-like environment. 'In my first year, I helped organize parades and wrote and presented puppet shows for local children’s programs,' explained Ainslie.

5 Eager for her third summer of volunteering, the 14 year-old enthusiast already has the experience of planning and coordinating events, acting and writing for a newsletter. 'This program has helped me develop relevant competencies and grow as a good, inspirational and admirable person,' remarked Ainslie. 'To me, volunteerism is about being independent, offering your time and commitment. It takes a whole team of great people to get the job done.'

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Gerund and to+infinitive
I am watching a video

They decided to start a business

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Gerund
I love playing video games / I don't like doing my homework

A verb becomes a noun
Can you tell me what that means? 

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These are not the same!

I like watching movies.

I hate running.

I prefer walking over cycling.
These are not the same!

I am watching a movie.

I am running.

We are walking to the city centre instead of cycling. 

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Keep an eye on these verbs:
Love
Like/dislike
Hate
Fancy
Envy 


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To + infinitive 
What is the infinitive? 

I want to volunteer at the community centre.

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To + infinitive
To + hele werkwoord
(to dance, to laugh, to talk, to work) 

Pay attention to: 
want, promise, decide, plan, hope, ask, refuse, expect

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Gerund

Love
Like/dislike
Hate
Fancy
Envy 
To + infinitive 
Want
Promise
decide
plan
hope, 
Ask
Refuse
Expect
WRITE
THIS
DOWN
FOR
LATER

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Which of the following is not a gerund verb?
A
Dislike
B
Ask
C
Fancy
D
Like

Slide 12 - Quiz

Slide 13 - Link

Let's get to work 
  • werkpad theme 1
  • week 40
  • writing and grammar
  •  exercises 27 - 31 

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homework
  • finish werkpad theme 1 week 40
  • watching
  • writing and grammar 
  • when finished: put on "klaar" in LP 

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