Week 4

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2,3

Welcome

match the cooking words

School rules

1. Show respect to your classmates, teachers, and building

2. Be on time

3. Say ‘behind’

4. Have your things (book, laptop, clothing) with you

5. Speak English

6. Be a group; help each other

7. Do not use your mobile phone during lessons (if you’re expecting an important call, ask your teacher  permission to take the call in advance)

8. Are you too late? Send a message to your teacher

Today's programme

- looking back at last week's lesson
- viral videos
- prepositions
- working online

Week 1 4 September	Introduction and reading Activating your online license
Week 2 11 September	Listening exercise Placement test listening
Week 3 18 September	Reading, prepositions Placement test reading
Week 4 25 September	Grammar: prepositions and working online
Week 5 2 October	Reading and working online
Week 6 9 October	Listening and working online
Week 7 16 October	Test: writing: a letter to future self Test period 1: reading, use of English and language card page 1
Week 8	HOLIDAYS
Week 9 30 October	Electives
Week 10 6 November	Bufferweek

Looking back at last week's lesson

- Preparing and working on invitation for parents' evening

- TOA listening tests




REGULAR PROGRAMME 
&
FAST TRACK PROGRAMME (for those who are interested)

Regular programme

Challenging programme

Viral videos Ted Talk

What do you think makes a video go viral on YouTube or TikTok?

(Is it luck, humor, influencers, quality, something else?)

Have you ever shared a video with friends or family? Why did you decide to share that particular video?

In hospitality, popularity and trends can matter a lot (for restaurants, hotels, events). How do you think a viral video could influence a hospitality business?

Viral Videos ted talk

www.ted.com

Prepositions

Prepositions of time

on Monday

at noon

in 2 days

since last year

within one hour
 for 1 month

 

Prepositions of place & movement

across (over)       onto (boven op)     up (omhoog)    down (omlaag)

into (naar binnen)        out of (naar buiten)           past (langs)

round (omheen)         towards (naar toe)         through (door heen)

off (van af)    of (van of met/bezitsrelatie)  under (onder)       over (over)       to (naar)

from (van weg)

Difference beside and besides

Beside = next to, at the side of, by.

Example: Amanda sat beside the old man during dinner. 

Besides =  as well as, in addition to. 

Example: What else are you studying besides English?

Prepositions

We are now going to work on two exercises about prepositions.

prepositions
& prepositionsin hospitality

Which preposition is correct?
I have a meeting ... noon today.

1. on
2. by
3. at
4. in

Which preposition is correct?
I finish school early ... Wednesdays

1. on
2. by
3. at
4. in

Which preposition is correct?
Mobile phones were invented ... the eighties

1. on
2. by
3. at
4. in

Which preposition is correct?
Don't be shy, you're ... friends here!

1. between
2. under
3. among
4. by

In het NL zou je zeggen: je bent onder vrienden 

In het Engels is de regel: 

tussen 2 is between

tussen meer is among

Which preposition is correct?
A large part of The Netherlands is ... sea level.

1. below
2. under
3. beyond
4. by

In het NL zou je zeggen: onder zee niveau

In het Engels is de regel: 

under = er is direct iets onder het object

The paper is hidden under the rock

below = onder in de zin van op een lager niveau.

Which preposition is correct?
I have got plenty of other things to do ... talking to you

1. beyond
2. beside
3. along
4. besides

Which preposition is correct?
She studies ... a famous university.

1. in
2. at
3. on
4. by

Buildings

in: wanneer je het hebt over het gebouw zelf

at:  wanneer je het hebt over de functie van het gebouw. 

Working Online

Lets check to see if your license is working!

Hand-out planning period 1

The end