Tuesday - 30 nov 2021 - 2h - verbs for rules

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 2

Tuesday

November 30, 2021

English - 2v

(Original: nov. 30, 2021)

Goals

At the end of the lesson...

... you have a basic understanding of Verbs for Rules

Planning - 10:15-11:00

5 min. Welcome, sit down, get your books

5 min. Goals and planning

15 min. Introduction: Verbs for Rules

5 min. Practice together

10 min. Practice Verbs for Rules

5 min. Afsluiten: goals?

Rules for sports:

Get your notebook + a pen

Get ready to make some notes

Wordlist

Verbs for rules =

Obligatory = verplicht

Allowed = toegestaan

Similar = lijken op elkaar

Formal = Formeel

Informal = Informeel

Verbs for rules: Must, have to, can

Must/have to: to say that something is obligatory

You have to train hard to do a marathon.

Runners must arrive twenty minutes before the race.

Can: to say that something is allowed

Members can use the swimming pool for free.

Verbs for rules: Must, have to, can

Don't have to: to say that something is not obligatory but allowed

You don't have to be fit to join the club.

can't, mustn't: to say that something is not allowed

You can't touch the ball in football.

You mustn't leave any bags in this area.

Let op!

Must and have to = similar        -         Can't and mustn't = similar

Spoken English: have to and can't (informal)

Written English: must and mustn't (formal)

Mustn't = Don't do it!

Don't have to = It's not neccessary to do it

Let op!

• Must/mustn't and Can/can't:  never change form with I/you/he she it/ they etc.: they always stay the same. 

• Put it before the main verb >
• Don't use do, does or did to make a question >
  
  
• Have to: works like a normal verb:
  changes with the present simple: 

Let's practice: Verbs for rules

Student's book: Unit 2a exercise 8, 9

Workbook: Unit 2a exercise 3, 5

Goals

At the end of the lesson...

... you have a basic understanding of Verbs for Rules