41.1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 1

English week 41 lesson 1

Targets

• At the end of the lesson you know how and when to use the grammar from Unit 1.
• At the end of the lesson you have learnt the expressions.

Important!

About the test: 

Expressions

• Open your book
• Go to the last yellow page
• Look at the expressions (sentences)

Grammar

• A/ an
• Persoonlijke voornaamwoorden
• To be
• Bezittelijke voornaamwoorden

Grammar - lidwoorden

A	An
Beginklank is een medeklinker	Beginklank is een klinker
A g oat, a c ar, a l eg	An u ncle, an e ye
A university ( j oenivursetie)	An hour ( ou wer)

Practising a/an

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1: klik op grammar exercises

2: klik op de juiste oefening

Practising a/an

Kijk de video van 0.00-2.48

Persoonlijke voornaamwoorden

Video: 0.00-0.54

I	ik
You	jij/jullie
He	hij
She	zij
It	het
We	wij
They	zij

Extra practice?

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To be - zijn

3 vormen:

am	I
is	he, she, it
are	we, you, they, you

To be - vragen

Vraagzin =  vorm van "to be" staat vooraan.

• Am I happy?
• Are they gone?
• Is she sad?

To be - ontkennend

Ontkennend = zet "not" achter de vorm van "to be"

• I am not happy.
• She is not sad / she isn't sad
• They are not gone / they aren't gone

To be - verkorte vorm

I am	I'm
you are	you're
she/he is	she's / he's
it is	it's
we are	we're
they are	they're

To be - verkorte vorm

am not	-
are not	aren't
is not	isn't

Practise to be?

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Go to tenses exercises

Bezittelijke voornaamwoorden

I	my
you	your
he	his
she	her
it	its

you	your
we	our
they	their

Examples

He is my brother.

Is this your book?

The dog bites its tail

Practice

Make the formative tests! (Deadline: 7 oktober, moet voldoende zijn)

Practice grammar --> www.english-4u.de

Learn for the 2 SO's

Important!

About the test: 

Important!

Dinsdag: SO over alle grammatica

Woensdag: SO over alle woordjes

Time left?

Newsround or BBC one-minute news

Evaluation

• Did you learn the expressions?
• Do you know the grammar?