18-5-21

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 2

Today's plan

Extra explanation prefixes and suffixes

Exercises prefixes and suffixes 

Vocabulary game

Homework

Lesson aim: At the end of this lesson you can explain the difference between prefixes and suffixes

Grammar

Look at these words, what do you notice?

- communication - miscommunication

- turned - returned

- like - dislike 

What is the difference? What does it mean? 

What are prefixes and suffixes?

They create new words by changing the "root" word.

For example the word: employed, what does this mean?

employed + UN = unemployed - it becomes negative 

happy + un = unhappy

like + dis = dislike

Prefixes 

A prefix is a word part added to the beginning of a root word.

 PREFIXES like: DIS/IN/IM/IR/UN/IL/MIS are used to give an opposite/negative meaning to a word.

We only accept _________________ (pay)in cash.

I think you _________________ (understood) this whole exercise. Please read it again!

Tanya started crying because she was so _________________ (happy).

I can’t use my phone. I have to _________________ (charge) the battery first.

I forgot to thank him for his _________________ (kind).

You can give it a try, but I think it is _________________ (possible).

Vocabulary game

four in a row

• Work together with one classmate.

• Take turns. When it is your turn, you can choose a random square and translate the Dutch word into English. If your classmate agrees that the translation is correct, you can colour the square in your own colour.

• The game ends when one of the players has coloured 4 squares in a row, either horizontally, vertically or diagonally.

What is the difference between pre and suffixes? You are allowed to explain in Dutch

Time left? 

1. Mike is a nice guy and / but / because I can’t stand his sister.

2. We went downstairs and / but / because we heard a strange noise..

3. My mum is British and / but / because my dad is Dutch.

4. I can´t go to that concert and / but / because the tickets are too expensive.

5. It´s snowing and / but / because the snow doesn’t set.

6. We should call him again and / but / because he didn’t answer our message.

8 He had a date with Joyce and / but / because she didn´t show

 up.

9 Kevin got a much better job and / but / because now he can afford to buy a house.

10 We couldn´t go sailing and / but / because there was no wind at

 all.