3M - Chapter 5 - Lesson 5: Listening

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Chapter 5: F Listening

Planning

Relative Pronouns Recap

Listening to an audio clip about a gap year

Workbook assignments

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Goals for this class

At the end of this class the student has recapped their knowledge on relative pronouns

At the end of this class the student has practiced their listening skills

Relative Pronouns

What were they used for?

Relative Pronouns

Sometimes in English (and also in Dutch) we want/need to give more information about what we're talking about. We use 'relative pronouns' for this.

Die vriend van me die bij een bioscoop werkt, hij.......

Relative Pronouns

Which ones did we have?

Relative Pronouns

Who

Whose

Which / That

Relative Pronouns - Who

We use who to talk about people.

My friend, who works at a cinema, gets an employee discount.

Relative Pronouns - Who

We use who to talk about people.

My cousin, who gets annoyed easily, is usually very busy.

Relative Pronouns - Whose

We use whose to talk about possesion.

My friend, whose job it is to wait tables, says it's rare to get tips.

Relative Pronouns - Whose

We use whose to talk about possesion.

My friend, whose job it is to wait tables, says it's rare to get tips.

I am looking for the girl whose car is blocking my front door.

Relative Pronouns - Whose

We use whose to talk about possesion.

My friend, whose job it is to wait tables, says it's rare to get tips.

I am looking for the girl whose car is blocking my front door.

I've been looking all over for the person whose turn it is to do the dishes.

Relative Pronouns - Which or That

Both 'which' and 'that' are used to talk about animals and things.

Relative Pronouns - Which or That

Both which or that are used to talk about animals and things.

Which - used when the information is optional

That - used when it's necessary to give extra information (clartiy)

Relative Pronouns - Which or That

used when the information is optional

That - used when it's necessary to give extra information (clarity)

Which

That

Relative Pronouns - Which or That

used when the information is optional

The names, some of which were in italics, spanned for two pages.

(De namen, waarvan sommige schuingedrukt waren, liepen wel 2 pagina's lang door.)

That - used when it's necessary to give extra information (clarity)

The names that are in italics must be remembered.

(De namen die schuingedrukt zijn moeten onthouden worden.)

Which

That

Relative Pronouns - Which or That

used when the information is optional

The cars, some of which are sports cars, must be washed.

(De auto's, waarvan sommige sportwagens zijn, moeten gewassen worden.)

That - used when it's necessary to give extra information (clarity)

The cars that are sports cars must be washed.

(De auto's die sportautos zijn moeten gewassen worden.)

Which

That

Part F: Listening

Go to page 82

Do assignment 37 and read the questions (& answers) of assignment 38

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Part A: Watching

Do: assignments 39 & 40 on page 82-83

How: Alone

Help: The teacher

Result: The assignments have been finished entirely.

Finished? Study the vocab of Chapter 5.

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Homework: finish assignments 38, 39 & 40 on page 82-83