P2 - Week 3 - V4

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 4

What's going on in the picture?

Today

• Vocabulary 
  

Practise with Finish Up 20-22

Match the picture with a word from Finish Up 20 In town

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

During the discussion he made only a few ___ .

1. utters
2. gossips
3. remarks
4. hesitations

It's very ___ when you are all talking at once.

1. confusing
2. bilingual
3. silent
4. eloquent

The first syllable of the word 'proverb' is ___ .

1. stressed
2. exclaimed
3. emphasized
4. interrupted

Write a sentence with these words from Finish Up 22 Writing with 8 extra words.

abbreviation + minutes

to omit + scrap

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Today

• Vocabulary

- Finish Up 20-22

• Speaking 
  

- What is expected on the test?

- Pictures practice

- Local accent

Which word from Finish Up could you use to describe these statements?

• It’s a little nippy today.

• It's only a little scratch.

• She is having a little bit of a temper. 

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Speaking test

You'll take the test in groups of three.

The test consist of three parts:

1. personal questions
   
2. role play
3. three pictures (news item, graph, cartoon)

Let's practise!

• Work in groups of three to four;
• Give each other feedback: 1 tip and 1 top.

Which city is this?

http://www.macmillaninspiration.com/original/files/2010/12/WCLtn.pdf

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Cockney

Do the Reading and exercise 1.

Then, turn the page and read the Vocabulary text. 

• Where did Cockney Rhyming Slang start? 
• Who first used it? 
• Why did they use it?

Today

• Vocabulary

- Finish Up 20-22

• Speaking 
  

- Pronunciation of 'th'

- Describing objects

Taboo

• Work together with three other classmates. 
• Before playing the game, think of three objects and write them down on a separate piece of paper.
• Next to each object, write three taboo words (words you’re not allowed to use when describing the object).

voiced or unvoiced?

Whether the weather is cold,

Or whether the weather is hot,

We’ll weather the weather,

Whatever the weather,

Whether we like it or not.

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Discussion questions

• Which story did you find the most interesting? Why?
• After watching today's video what are you wondering?
• Which story do you think we'll learn more about in a future episode? What do you think will happen?