Les 2 5GW

• Engels
• Secundair onderwijs

Welcome back!

What did we learn last lesson?

In the next exercise, you will see questions you have come up with about the candy-stealing incident. 

Let's see whether you remember the types of questions we learned last lesson!

Where did you steal candy from your friend?

1. Yes/No question
2. Question word question
3. Subject question
4. This sentence is wrong.

Who grounded you?

1. Yes/No question
2. Question word question
3. Subject question
4. This sentence is wrong.

How stole you the candy?

1. Yes/No question
2. Question word question
3. Subject question
4. This sentence is wrong.

How stole you the candy?
Correct this sentence.

Did you steal a lot of candy?

1. Yes/No question
2. Question word question
3. Subject question
4. This sentence is wrong.

Why you steal the candy?

1. Yes/No question
2. Question word question
3. Subject question
4. This sentence is wrong.

Why you steal the candy?
Correct this sentence.

Word web

Crime

Exercise 7, p. 179

Amber heard first _______ a divorce, then the couple _______ their divorce.

Amber Heard ______ a temporary restraining order.

Snoop Dogg _________ of drug possession.

Snoop Dogg __________ sexually assaulting a woman.

Khloe Kardashian __________ 30 days in jail.

Chris Brown ___________ felony assault.

Bruno Mars __________ guilty to dismiss his charge.

Shailene Woodley ___________ jail.

Mike Tyson _________ was involved in many criminal activities from an early age onwards.

Shailene Woodley __________ a protest against a controversial pipeline project.

p. 180 exercise 8

trespassing

mugging

armed robbery

domestic abuse

pickpocketing

drug possession

A mysterious conversation about a mysterious crime

1. Take the piece of paper with the mysterious details.

2. Ask each other questions about what might have happened. Write them down in the police report. Use the teacher's details as a foundation for the story.

3. Add juicy details to the story.

4. Use the present perfect as much as possible!