lesson 6

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

Goal

I am able to see and hear what it is that makes a presentation great!

Are you ready for your presentation?

Yes, let me do it NOW!

Sort of, give me ten minutes

Far from ready

What does a great presentation contain?

If your presentation is finished send it to: [e-mail]

in the meantime

read this

presentation 1

unit 6

lesson 1 

check ex 1 to 7

Are you ready for your presentation?

Yes, let me do it NOW!

Sort of, give me ten minutes

Far from ready

I have just done mine!

The next ten minutes
[e-mail]

Next week it's finished, but I will use my time now

I am going to make the self-test of unit 5

presentation 2

Goal

I am able to see and hear what it is that makes a presentation great!

what makes a presentation great?

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson, you will be able to correctly order place and time in English sentences.

Mastering Sentence Structure: Place and Time in English

What do you already know about the order of place and time in English sentences?

Basic Sentence Structure

English sentences generally follow the Subject-Verb-Object order. Place and time add details.

Place Before Time

In English, place usually precedes time. Example: 'I will meet you at the park at 5 PM.'

Examples of Place and Time

Consider: 'She studied in the library yesterday.' Place: 'in the library', Time: 'yesterday'.

Exceptions and Variations

Sometimes, time can precede place for emphasis, e.g., 'Tomorrow, I'll be at the beach.'

Interactive Exercise: Ordering

Arrange: 'at 3 PM', 'in the garden', 'The children played'.

Practice Activity

Say sentences using different combinations of place and time. Share with a partner.

Write 2 sentences using different combinations of place and time.

Summary and Q&A

Place often comes before time. Practice makes perfect! Questions?

Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Make

ex 8

finish your presentation

make the self-test

self-test unit 5

finish presentation

ex 8 unit 6