5VW2 gerunds&infinitives and negative prefixes

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• Engels
• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 5

Welcome to English class

1. Sit in your seat of choice

2. Get out your notebook

Starting assignment

1. Write down everything you remember about the gerund

2. If you don't know anything, use page 200

Contents of this lesson

1. Starting assignment

2. Lesson objectives

3. Grammar explanation

4. Grammar and vocab practice

5. KLT / reading

6. Lesson wrap-up

Time

5 minutes

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4 minutes

Lesson objectives

At the end of this lesson, you:

• Are able to explain the difference between gerunds & infinitives

• Have used negative prefixes

Introduction: finish the phrase

Grammar: gerunds&infinitives

Options

1. Verbal explanation (you listen and write down)

2. Written explanation (you read and copy)

Grammar: gerunds&infinitives

Infinitives and gerunds both are phrases with verbs.

We use to + infinitive after certain verbs:

Grammar: gerunds&infinitives

Infinitives and gerunds both are phrases with verbs.

We use to + infinitive after certain verbs:

Verb + to + infinitive

-Agree, appear, bother, decide, demand, fail

  They threatened to go to the police.

Grammar: gerunds&infinitives

Infinitives and gerunds both are phrases with verbs.

We use to + infinitive after certain verbs:

Verb + to + infinitive

-Agree, appear, bother, decide, demand, fail

  They threatened to go to the police.

-Hope, learn, manage, offer, plan, refuse

  I managed to book those flights.

Grammar: gerunds&infinitives

Infinitives and gerunds both are phrases with verbs.

We use to + infinitive after certain verbs:

Verb + to + infinitive

-Agree, appear, bother, decide, demand, fail

  They threatened to go to the police.

-Hope, learn, manage, offer, plan, refuse

  I managed to book those flights.

-Seem, be, supposed, threaten

-I demand to speak to your manager.

Grammar: gerunds&infinitives

Verb + (somebody/sth) + to + infinitive

-Ask, choose, expect, help, intend, promise

  I expect her to get that promotion.

Grammar: gerunds&infinitives

Verb + (somebody/sth) + to + infinitive

-Ask, choose, expect, help, intend, promise

  I expect her to get that promotion.

-Want, advise, allow, enable, encourage, forbid

  I want him to exceed all expectations.

Grammar: gerunds&infinitives

Verb + (somebody/sth) + to + infinitive

-Ask, choose, expect, help, intend, promise

  I expect her to get that promotion.

-Want, advise, allow, enable, encourage, forbid

  I want him to exceed all expectations.

-Force, invite, order, permit, persuade

  His tutor persuaded him to opt for a demanding   course.

Grammar: gerunds&infinitives

Verb + (somebody/sth) + to + infinitive

-Ask, choose, expect, help, intend, promise

  I expect her to get that promotion.

-Want, advise, allow, enable, encourage, forbid

  I want him to exceed all expectations.

-Force, invite, order, permit, persuade

  His tutor persuaded him to opt for a demanding   course.

-Recommend, remind, teach, tell, warn

  They forced her to admit her guilt in the   interrogation.

Grammar: gerunds&infinitives

Verb + -ing

-Appreciate, avoid, celebrate, consider

  Would you consider applying for the job?

Grammar: gerunds&infinitives

Verb + -ing

-Appreciate, avoid, celebrate, consider

  Would you consider applying for the job?

-Delay, deny, dislike, enjoy, finish, imagine

  She regretted being so strict with him.

Grammar: gerunds&infinitives

Verb + -ing

-Appreciate, avoid, celebrate, consider

  Would you consider applying for the job?

-Delay, deny, dislike, enjoy, finish, imagine

  She regretted being so strict with him.

-Involve, keep, mind, miss, postpone, practice

  I don’t mind helping you with the dinner.

Grammar: gerunds&infinitives

Verb + -ing

-Appreciate, avoid, celebrate, consider

  Would you consider applying for the job?

-Delay, deny, dislike, enjoy, finish, imagine

  She regretted being so strict with him.

-Involve, keep, mind, miss, postpone, practice

  I don’t mind helping you with the dinner.

-Regret, risk, stop, suggest

  she suggested looking for it online.

More info on the gerund + infinitive on page 200

Instruction

1. Check if you understand the grammar in yellow 4 and 5 on page 20

   • correct the mistakes in sentences

   • explain the difference in meaning (in your notebook!)

Instruction

1. Check if you understand the grammar in yellow 4 and 5 on page 20

   • correct the mistakes in sentences

   • explain the difference in meaning (in your notebook!)

2. Check if you understand negative prefixes in yellow 1, 2, 3 on page 18

   • read the text

   • categorize the words

   • add prefixes to some words

Instruction

1. Check if you understand the grammar in yellow 4 and 5 on page 20

   • correct the mistakes in sentences

   • explain the difference in meaning (in your notebook!)

2. Check if you understand negative prefixes in yellow 1, 2, 3 on page 18

   • read the text

   • categorize the words

   • add prefixes to some words

3. Check your work with the key

Instruction

1. Check if you understand the grammar in yellow 4 and 5 on page 20

   • correct the mistakes in sentences

   • explain the difference in meaning (in your notebook!)

2. Check if you understand negative prefixes in yellow 1, 2, 3 on page 18

   • read the text

   • categorize the words

   • add prefixes to some words

3. Check your work with the key

4. Choose to do either your KLT audio practice, or practice your reading skills

   • KLT -> online in Woots -> laptop + earphones

   • Reading -> orange 1 up to 6 on page 18 and 19

5. Both are homework for next week!

Instruction

1. Check if you understand the grammar in yellow 4 and 5 on page 20

2. Check if you understand negative prefixes in yellow 1, 2, 3 on page 18

3. Get the key at my desk and check your work

4. Choose to do either your KLT audio practice, or practice your reading skills

• KLT -> online in Woots -> laptop + earphones -> 22 minutes

• Reading -> orange 1 up to 6 on page 18 and 19

Both are homework for next week!

How

• Follow the instructions in the assignments

• Answer in your notebook

• You may work together within your own group

• Help can be found on page 200

Wrap-up

Get out your laptop and join this LessonUp.

Explain the difference between gerunds and infinitives.

Name as many words starting with negative prefixes as you can think of

That's it for today!

Homework

• Do the KLT audio practice 10 September in

• Finish orange 1 up to 6 on page 18 and 19