Week 14, 2021

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Good afternoon!

To do:

• Pop-quiz
• Short discussion on pop-   quiz
• Compounds

Lesson goals

At the end of thoday's class you know:

• the difference between the past simple and present perfect
• what compounds are

Pop Quiz

• Irregular verbs: The dutch verb is given, give the 3 forms.

       (Ex. Zwemmen -> To swim - swam - swum)

• Past simple: Fill in the correct form of the verb.

• Present perfect: Fill in the correct form of the verb.

       (Ex. 1. have, 2. went) (number and use a comma!)

• Explain the differences between a past simple and present perfect sentence.

Pop quiz

• Google forms. (link is in the next slide)
• 15 minutes. (timer in LessonUp)
• Done? Go back to LessonUp and let me know by answering      the poll.
• Take a look in your student's book and read the "learn this"        boxes. (page 67)

https:

Have you finished the pop quiz?

Take a look at page 67 in your student's book.

Yes

No

Irregular verbs

Any questions?

Speak now!

Hier bespreek ik de juiste antwoorden met de leerlingen en geef ik aandacht aan opvallende foute antwoorden.

Past simple and present perfect

Any questions?

Speak now!

Hier bespreek ik de juiste antwoorden met de leerlingen en geef ik aandacht aan opvallende foute antwoorden.

Compounds

      Security gaurd       High season

form: Compounds are two words pushed together to create a new one.

use: these two words put together create a new meaning entirely. 

           

Other examples

Seat belt                                         Security check

Bag drop                                         Flight attendant

Departure lounge                       Double room

Check-in desk                              High season

Flight number                              Online check-in

Security guard                             First class

Window seat                                 Passport control

What have you learned today?

Homework

Study unit 6

Finish your English file

And don't forget ReadTheory!