3M - 9feb22

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 3

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Theme 4: After school

Plan

Homework check

Watching

Grammar:

Present simple & continuous

Possessive pronouns

Homework check

Exercise 21:

1. What do you dislike about the job?
2. The work is not always fun because I have to get up early.
3. What do you spend your money on?
4. I spend some money on games but I'm generally thrifty.
5. What kind of work do you do?
6. I normally restock shelves at a shop, but this weekend I'm handing out flyers at a festival.
7. Do you save money?
8. I am saving some money to buy a moped sometime soon.

Exercise 22 (I)

1. I usually work at the supermarket, but this weekend I'm serving food at a festival
   
2. What do you like about the job
   
3. I like the job because my colleagues are very helpful, and the pay is good
   
4. How much do you get paid
   
5. I get paid five pounds an hour
   

Exercise 22 (II)

• 6 How much pocket money do you get a month
• 7 I only get pocket money if I do household chores
• 8 I always watch my budget, and put my money in the bank
• 9 I like shopping, but I can't buy everything I need
• 10 You're never broke

Exercise 24

Exchange your email with the person sitting next to you.

Correct mistakes you find.

Read the letter out loud.

GRAMMAR

Present simple & present continuous

Possessive pronouns

Present simple / continuous

Present Simple vs Continuous

Present Simple	Present Continuous
Feiten, gewoontes, iets dat vaker gebeurt	Wanneer iets nu gebeurt
She/He/IT > Ww+-s Let op! Eindigt het op een s-klank krijg je -es! Shit-rule	Am/are/is+ww+ing I am He/she/it it You/we/they are
I walk to school sometimes. She often eat s pizza. He teach es English	I am teaching you. You are learning from me. He is not paying attention.

POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS 

Possessive pronoun

	met znw	zonder znw
Mijn	my	mine
jouw	your	yours
zijn	his	his
haar	her	hers
zijn/haar	its	-
onze	our	ours
jullie	your	yours
hun	their	theirs

Possessive pronoun

Watching

Watching

Textbook page 79

Workbook page 22

Exercise 29:

Put the sentences in the correct order.

Key to exercise 29: Joe...

[8] explains how he saves money.

[3] gets cooking instructions from his chef.

[4] explains his other tasks at the restaurant.

[2] talks about how he got interested in cooking.

[6] watches how a fish is filleted.

[7] shows and explains what his dream is.

[1] talks about Catering College in Bristol.

[5] explains why he has little time for other things.

Homework

READ:

- “Bristol Murder” Chapter 16-17

- Choose new novel to read. Bring it to class next lesson.

DO: ex. 25-26-27-28-29

STUDY:

- (tb.p.81-82-83): Vocabulary theme 4

- Stones & grammar theme 4