Lesson 8, period 2

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English

Reminder: we only speak English during this lesson

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School rules

1. Show respect to your classmates, teachers, and building

2. Be on time

3. Say ‘behind’

4. Have your things (book, laptop, clothing) with you

5. Speak English

6. Be a group; help each other

7. Do not use your mobile phone during lessons (if you’re expecting an important call, ask your teacher of permission to take the call in advance)

8. Are you too late? Send a message to your teacher

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Today's programme

- looking forward to this period's test.
- reading: fish and chips
- past simple or present perfect?
- online quiz; British or American English?
- working online

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Week 1
21 November

Introduction, word order, listening and working online

Week 2
28 November

Grammar lesson; comparisons and working online

Week 3
5 December

~~Reading and video exercise with Finnish students~~

Week 4
12 December

~~Reading exercise 'happiness' and working online~~

Week 5
19 December

~~Review writing and reading text about vegans and Christmas quiz~~

Week 6
9 January

~~horeca safari~~

Week 7
15 January

~~Past simple and working online~~

Week 8
22 January

completion of period 2

27-31 January electives

Electives

3-7 February

Testweek test reading, use of English & language card +CE

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Period test

Reading
Use of English
Creative writing
Language card page 2 (audience - contest)

Test will be open in Teams during testweek (3 - 7 February)

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Fish and chips

fish and chips

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Past Simple

- A closed event in the past
- Last year, yesterday, when I was 5 years old etc.

* regular (-ed) or irregular (go-went)

I went to the beach yesterday.

The girls loved to play soccer last summer.

Present Perfect

- An event that happened in the past but there are consequenses today
- For, yet, never, ever, already, since

* have/has + past participle

He has already paid for it.
I have broken my leg so I can't go on holiday.