TTO3 - w37 - lesson 4

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo lwoo, vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Food for thought

Stand up and walk over to glass wall.

If you agree with the statement, walk to the opposite wall:

My outlook on life, my goals (i.e. what I want to do later on)  and my clothing choices (any of the 3) have been influenced by:

1) my parents

2) my classmates

3) my teachers

4) the town I live in

5) the country I live in

6) the sports club I attend

7) social media

8) pop stars / movie stars

9) a good novel I read

10) other

Today's class

Grammar - Adverbs/Adjectives - ex. 8&9 - p. 9

Alquin magazine ex. I (questions 8-13) - p. 7

The Gerund & Infinitive - read p. 10-11 & do ex. 1/2/3 - p. 12

Video game review due Tue. Sept. 21st

Adverbs/Adjectives

Review ex. 8 & 9 - grammar booklet p. 9

(To) Infinitive / Gerund - p. 10/11

Staying up late doesn't help if you have a test the next day.

I went to the store to buy ice cream.

Mom made me do all the household chores last night.

To-Infinitive / Gerund - difference

Don't forget to take out the garbage tomorrow

I'll never forget seeing his face.

Remember to bring your Alquin Workbooks.

I can't remember seeing him at the party.

He stopped to have a smoke.

He stopped smoking.

You try telling him that!

I tried to tell him yesterday, and he got upset.

To-Infinitive / Gerund - ex. 1/2/3 = HW Tue Sept. 21st

Don't forget to take out the garbage tomorrow

I'll never forget seeing his face.

Remember to bring your Alquin Workbooks.

I can't remember seeing him at the party.

He stopped to have a smoke.

He stopped smoking.

You try telling him that!

I tried to tell him yesterday, and he got upset.

Special adjectives/adverbs

hard (difficult)

hardly (barely -> any time left)

high (measurement)

highly (very much -> respected)

late (not in time)

lately (recently -> she's been a bit down)

very (extremely)

verily (certainly, truly)

good/well

fast/fast

early/early

Spelling adverbs

You form adverbs by adding -LY to the adjective

Special spelling rules for adjectives ending in:

le -> ly

y -> ily

ic -> ically

ful-> fully

true -> truly

bad -> badly.    / shy -> shyly

Comparative/superlative of adverbs

You form the comparative/superlative of adverbs by adding more/most

She sings beautifully.

She sings more beautifully.

He sings most beautifully.

Verbs of senses / to be / seem

These verbs take an adjective instead of an adverb:

To feel

To look

To taste

To smell

To sound

To be

To seem

Game Review & Novel - period 1

• Game Review - hand in September 21st

• Novel 1 - finished & assignment by December 2nd