1MC - week 41

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Welcome

English

Mevrouw van Eunen

Welcome

English class 

week 41

Mrs. van Eunen

Programme week 41

Two classes:

Unit 1.5: Emails - introducing yourself

1 class:

Adverbs of degree

1.5 Emails - introducing yourself

Lesson outcome: you can write an email introducing yourself to a colleague 

Also: know the difference between writing a formal or informal email

Watch the video, afterwards answer the questions

When you don't know the reader,
your email will be

1. formal
2. informal

Formality may depend on....
you are in

1. the company
2. the school
3. the culture
4. the country

How do you start an email when you don't know the reader

How do you end a formal email

How do you end a informal email

In a formal email you should avoid

1. commas
2. smileys
3. closing phrases
4. capitals

Practice writing

Book:

1A, 1B, 2A, 2B

MyEnglishLab: Writing exercise 1

Writing exercise:

check and rewrite your own email (listen and watch the whiteboard)

Finished:

Finish your online exercises (MyEnglishLab)

Go to slide 12/13 and practice your English

learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org

lyricstraining.com

Check & correct

P. 16

Ex. 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B

create.kahoot.it

Homework week 41

Finish all online assignments (My EnglishLab)

TOA English reading (if not finished yet)

Study Adverbs of degree (p.118)

Adverbs of degree

What is an adverb of degree?

Watch the video, then answer the questions

Vocabulary: verb, adjective, adverb

This video was about adverbs that describe

1. a verb
2. an adjective

This word is NOT an adverb of degree

1. pretty
2. very
3. so
4. often

An adverb of degree comes ..... an adjective

1. in front of
2. after

So: what is an adverb of degree
(explain in Dutch or English)

Adverbs of degree

More information:

Book, p. 118

Adverbs of degree:

- adjectives (bijv. nw)

- comparative adjectives (vergelijkende trap)

- verbs (werkwoorden)

Practice with adverbs of degree

Go to MyEnglishLab - student resources

Go to optional grammar practice

Watch: adverbs of degree 1 + 2

Do: Exercise 1 +2 

Finished? continue with other exercises MyEnglishLab (credit)