2021-03-18 Revision chapter 5

Today's goals
  • You can describe how people do things
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This lesson contains 18 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.

time-iconLesson duration is: 45 min

Items in this lesson

Today's goals
  • You can describe how people do things

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Homework
Housework

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Homework
  • School work done at home
Housework
  • Jobs around the house

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Adverbs of manner
Look at the text again, how do children do their housework?
  • Suzy makes her bed quickly
  • Toby sets the table slowly & carefully
  • Suzy tidies her room regularly


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Adverbs of Manner
Adjective: describes a noun  (= zelfstandig naamwoord)
Adverb: describes a verb (=werkwoord)

Peter is slow, Peter does things slowly
Anne is loud, Anne speaks loudly


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Adverbs of Manner
How?
  • bijvoegelijk naamwoord + lyloudly, slowly
  • als een woord eindigt op -y (happy), verander je deze in -i + ly (happily)
  • Sommige adverbs zijn hetzelfde als adjectives: hard, fast, right, wrong, early, late
  • Adverb for good is well

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Adverbs of Manner
We zetten very, really en so vóór adjectives en adverbs

He does things very carefully
He is really quiet

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Angelina is a very ... student.
A
love
B
lovely

Slide 8 - Quiz

When they heard the bad news, they were very ...
A
sad
B
sadly
C
sadder

Slide 9 - Quiz

The girls had to finish their work ... because the teacher told them to stop.
A
quickly
B
quick

Slide 10 - Quiz

When he was a child, Tony spoke very ... and his friends couldn't understand him.
A
quietly
B
quiet
C
quieter

Slide 11 - Quiz

Do you think you speak English ... ? Yes, of course!
A
goodly
B
good
C
well

Slide 12 - Quiz

Modal verbs

Can
Have to
Must

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Can
We use can to talk about rules that other people make for us
We use can to ask for and give permission.
  • Affirmative: Can + infinitive
I can go to bed whenever I want (It's OK/allowed)
  • Negative: Can't (cannot) + infinitive
I can't use the computer for more than 30 minutes (It's NOT OK/allowed)
  • Question: Can + subject + infinitive
Can I go to the party tomorrow? (Is it OK/allowed?)

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Have to
We use have to to say something is/isn't necessary. 
  • Affirmative: Have to / Has to + infinitive
My brother and I have to help my mom today.
Denise has to do the dishes
  • Negative: Don't / Doesn't have to + infinitive
I don't have to clean my room every week.
She doesn't have to work today
  • Question: Do / Does + subject + have to + infinitive
Do David and Neil have to be here?
Does Mr Newman have to buy a new phone?

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Must
Must has the same meaning as have to, but is less common
  • Affirmative: Must + infinitive
I must go now
  • Negative Mustn't (Must not) + infinitive
You mustn't tell lies
  • Question: Must + subject + infinitive
Must she be this annoying?

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Mustn't VS Don't / Doesn't have to
Mustn't and Don't / Doesn't have to have different meanings.

Mustn't = DON'T DO IT!
You mustn't leave candles burning

Don't / Doesn't have to = You can but it isn't necessary
You don't have to know this yet

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Make exercises
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Exercise 4 and 5

Finished? Study for the test.

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