4C Lesson 1 + 2

Lesson 1 + 2

Test results

Last week's task

Tasks + exercises

Lesson 3 + 4

Finish the tasks

Grammar recap

Study

Questions

Test results

As mentioned

Are on their way

just a little heads-up...

Study hard for the last test!

Last week's task

All finished?

Vocab

Check your own work

Answer sheets are in Teams -> English!

Last week's selfstudy task

Student Book: p. 67: Exercise 4, 5, 6, 7,

Workbook: p. 49: Exercise 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

This week

Today + Tomorrow first lesson

SB p. 69 + WB p. 51  (today)

SB p. 70 + WB p. 52 (tomorrow)

+ Unit check: SB pp. 75 + 76 

Verb patterns

Gerund /  infinitive / to + infinitive

I like walking the dog every afternoon

I let you borrow my iPhone

I offer to help you

Other verb patterns

Would rather

had better

It's time

I would rather watch the football match than go to band practice.

My parents would rather I broke up with my boyfriend

Preference -> voorkeur

Let's go!!! :)

I would rather watch the football match than go to band practice

Would rather + infinitive  without to + than + infinitive without to

My parents would rather I broke up with my boyfriend

Would rather + person + verb in the past tense

I had better stop eating winegums

Advice + personal obligation --> iets wat je zelf moet / advies

It's time

It's time we left because otherwise we will be late  ->  iets wat gedaan moet worden

It's  time to go now   -> de juiste tijd om te gaan / iets te doen

Student book P 69

Exercise 1 = about change in meaning + verb patterns

Listen, what is the difference between these two sentences?

The task for this lesson:

Student book: Page 69: Exercise 2, 3, 4, 5, 

Work book: 51: 1, 2, 4, 5

Today

Suffixes + prefixes!

Student book page 70

Work book page 52

Suffixes

To change a verb into a noun

(ww -> zelfstandig naamwoord)

I can't decide  -->  that's a great decision

Suffixes

Some verbs and nouns stay the same

+

verbs that end with an -e

Drop the -e!!

Frustrate  -> frustration  (obv)

Prefixes

Prefixes come at the beginning of a word to change the meaning

Most of the time this is a negative meaning

dis, il, im, in, mis, un, ir, non

Re is nog negative.

Example

discomfort, illegal, impossible, inexpensive, misplacead, unnatural, irresponsible, nonsense, rearrange.

Task!

Student book: Page 70: Exercise: 1, 3 (don't listen), 4, 6 & 7

Skip the work book exercises

If you want you can do them though: Page 52: Exercise 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Final task:

Study and do the unit check!

Unit check

Student book: 75 + 76

Workbook: Page 55