Cambridge English
Cambridge English
Today's lesson
- Cambridge exam info
- Cambridge trainer: Use of English
Cambridge Exam
What do you already know about the exam?
Can you name the skills that are tested on the exam?
Parts:
Listening (40 min.)
Speaking (20 min.)
Writing (90 min.)
Reading & Use of English (90 min.)
Use of English
Today:
- Prefixes & Suffixes
- Word families
- Phrasal verbs
Prefixes & Suffixes
They both change the meaning of the word.
Prefixes are letters you can place BEFORE a word.
Suffixes are letters that go at THE END of a word.
Common adjective prefixes/suffixes
Discuss
common & product
Next slide:
Link to this exercise
Phrasal Verbs
- Phrasal Verbs = combinatie van een werkwoord + voorzetsel
- in, on, up, away, by, about, over, around, out, off, down, back,
through, along, forward
- Soms duidelijke betekenis: "get on", "drive off", "come back"
- Soms onduidelijker: "lay off" (ontslaan), "keep up" (volhouden)
Write down as many phrasal verbs as you can
(2 min.)
1. "Maybe we can meet ____ to catch up some time soon?"
on
up
about
out
2. "I know it will hurt a lot, but you just have to get it _____ with."
on
over
away
down
3. "I ran _____ an old school friend at the mall."
along
forward
into
up
4. "Our cat suddenly turned ____ again after we'd put up 'missing' posters all over the neighbourhood."
down
around
off
up
5. "Let's run ____ these lines one more time before the show."
through
away
out
in
6. "I passed ____ the job offer because it didn't pay enough."
through
up
off
down
Go to Google Classroom and work on 'Cambridge Trainer'. Write the answers in your notebook or a Word-doc.
You can check the answers by yourself.
Done?
- Do “Herhaling Theme 1 ex. 3, 4 & 5 (p. 49-51) ” in your workbook
- Do “Herhaling Theme 2 ex. 12 & 13 (p. 54-55)” in your workbook
- Do ‘Test yourself Theme 2’ ex. 2 t/m 5 and check your answers on Google Classroom
- Read your novel
HW: study Stones Theme 1 both ways
Next lesson
Cambridge
Speaking skills
So these are the tips:
- Listen and React - Interact with your partner - Keep control - Make eye contact with your partner / examiner
- Show your language skills - Find ways to express yourself - Balance accuracy and fluency
- Ask question if you don't understand - Help your partner - Maintain the flow for the required time
Preparation is key!