H5 - week 41 - debate & vocab

Today's class
Vocabulary  U. 5 & 6 

Grammar ex. C - p. 25

Debate class & debate topics (arguments)

Feedback per group on debating skills


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Today's class
Vocabulary  U. 5 & 6 

Grammar ex. C - p. 25

Debate class & debate topics (arguments)

Feedback per group on debating skills


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Vocabulary Unit 5 
E-N
  1. Plain (It is quite plain that ...)
  2. Thorough
  3. Extensive
  4. To encompass
  5. Incoherent
  6. The odds are

N-E
  1. Meerderheid
  2. Minderheid
  3. Vrijwel (bv. vrijwel doof)
  4. Steeds meer (bijv. geirriteerd)

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Vocabulary Unit 6
E-N
  1. Preservation
  2. Fragrance
  3. Paw
  4. Vermin
  5. To gather (people gathered on the square)
  6. Hardship

N-E
  1. Geslacht (g....)
  2. Bewust (a.....)
  3. Schadelijk
  4. Ongevaarlijk
  5. Verbouwen (bv. gewassen verbouwen)

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Grammar - word order adverbs
Ex. A & B - p. 24-25

Korte bijwoorden/ short adverbs (soon, ever, never, almost, nearly etc.)
I - 1 ww in de zin -> VOOR WW -> He never calls.
II - 2 of meer ww in de zin -> NA 1e ww -> He can hardly recall the accident.
III - NA vorm van to be -> She is always talking about him.
IV - In vragen -> na ondw. -> Have you never thought about it?

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Grammar - word order adverbs
Ex. A & B - p. 24-25

Langere bijwoorden/bijwoorden met nadruk- longer adverbs (carefully, of course etc.) 
NA werkwoord of VOORAAN of ACHTERAAN in de zin

  • Of course, I would never do that.
  • I would never do that of course.
  • He listened quite carefully.  
  • Carefully, she inspected the package.
  • She inspected the package carefully.
  • She carefully inspected the package.

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Grammar word order place & time
Ex. C - p. -25

Place & time 
Beginning of sentence
End of sentence

Place BEFORE TIME (P < T)
Smallest place/smallest time comes first 
(She will meet him at the front door of 10 Downing Street in London)

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Pronunciation
bat - bad
cup - cub
dock - dog 
if - I've
us - buzz

words ending in t/p/k/f/s sound preceded by vowel->
words ending in d/b/g/v/z sound preceded by vowel ->

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Pronunciation
Police
Pet
Pond

Trip
Timetable
Test

Kitchen
Cards
Careful

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Pronunciation
Country  (^ not auw)
Cup (^  not u)

Could (ou - not oe)
Would (idem)

Though (oow)

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Debate chamber
Only one person speaks

Raise your hand if you want to speak

Each turn lasts max. 30 sec.

Speak to the chair person 

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To Counter & defend arguments
1) To counter your opponents' argument
"I would like to reply to your argument......" "Although  you say that ..., the point is that ..."


2) To defend your teammate's argument
"The argument that has jsut been countered is ... However, it is still a valid argument, because ...."

3) To raise a new argument
"I would like to raise a new argument, namely ...."

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At the age of 6, every child should have the right to divorce its parents

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Plastic surgery for ugly adolescents needs to be free of charge 

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Present with confidence
Posture - straight & use of hands


Eye contact 

Voice  - volume, intonation, speed, 
speech intervals

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