6 t/m 9 mei

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome to English class!

What are we going to do today?

- Look at learning goals for test + re-cap

- Modal verbs + practice 

- Practice online

At the end of this lesson...

- I know what I need to know for the test

- I know what modal verbs are and can use them

Vertaal:
Je moet meer water drinken.

What is something you MUST (= moeten) do at home?
Full sentence (5+ words)

Modal verbs 

Modal verbs (modale werkwoorden) zijn hulpwerkwoorden die je extra betekenis geven over het hoofdwerkwoord in de zin. 

De modal verbs zijn:

Can, could, may, should, must, have to, might & may. 

modal verb: must 

Must / have to wordt gebruikt voor Obligation. Obligation betekent 'verplicht' - dus je zegt dat iets MOET gebeuren. Bij 'have to' is dat iets minder dan bij 'must'. 

LET OP: negatieve vorm van must = mustn't (iets wat je niet mag doen). 

- You mustn't leave litter lying around. 

modal verb: have to 

• We gebruiken have to wanneer we iets moeten doen, dus wanneer het verplicht of nodig is. 
• We gebruiken don't have to wanneer iets niet nodig/verplicht is. 

I have to wear glasses in order to read. 

You don't have to go home straight after school. 

How to use: can 

Can / Could wordt gebruikt voor Ability. Ability betekent 'kunnen' - dus dingen die je kan (can) of zou kunnen (could). 

+ I can sit on that chair. 

- I can't move my arm, because it's broken.

? Can I invite some friends to stay? 

Tekst

Geef de juiste vertaling

Ik spreek vijf talen.

1. I can speak five languages.
2. I'm speaking languages five.
3. I speak can five languages.
4. I'm speaking five languages at the moment.

Bedenkt een zin waarin je can of can't gebruikt.

Hoe zou je de volgende zin vertalen?

Moet ik meteen naar huis komen?

1. Have I come home straight away?
2. Does I have to come home straight away?
3. Do I have to come home straight away?
4. Does she have to come home straight away?

PICK THE RIGHT ANSWER

1. I have to be at school on time.
2. I must be at school on time.
3. I can be at school on time.
4. I be at school on time.

Which modal verb?
Je had me kunnen bellen over dat belangrijke probleem ....

1. You should have called me
2. You could have called me
3. You may have called me

Which modal verb?
You ........ smoke at this age.

1. shouldn't
2. cannot
3. must

Fill in the correct modal verb:
You ___ worry: if you study your modal verbs you'll be fine!

1. needn't
2. are able to
3. mustn't
4. mightn't

Which modal verb?
Ik moet een gordel om in de auto.

1. I should wear
2. I have to wear
3. I must wear
4. I ought to wear

Welke modal verb gebruik je als je iets verplicht is?

1. Should
2. Have to

Which modal verb?
I_____ be home late

1. shouldn't
2. mustn't
3. must
4. ought to

What do you remember about today's lesson?

agendaweb.org

Welcome to English class!

What are we going to do?

- Comparative and superlative adjectives

- At the end of the lesson you know different types of adjectives 

- At the end of the lesson you know what comparative and superlative adjectives are and know different types

- At the end of the lesson you can use them in sentences. 

What are adjectives?

Adjectives

Comparatives and superlatives

- Comparative: used to compare something to something else. For example: this tree is bigger than that one over there.

- Superlative: Saying that something is the most or the least of something. For example: that tree is the biggest in the row.

Box A is small.

Box B is smaller than box A.

Box C is the smallest of all.

A

B

C

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Spelling rules:

For one syllable words:

- Comparative: -er

- Superlative: -est

old

older

oldest

1.  Adjectives ending in -e,

Use  -r  -st.

large

larger

largest

Some rules of spelling:

2.  Adjective ending in consonant + y,

gebruik dan -ier en -iest.

happy

happier

happiest

hot

hotter

hottest

More spelling rules:

3.  Adjectives ending in 1 vowel (a, e, i, o, u)

+ 1 consonant, doubles the consonant

big

bigger

biggest

Words that have three or more syllable

- Comparative: more

- Superlative: most

expensive

more expensive

most expensive

Comparatives and superlatives

famous

more famous

most famous

There are a few exceptions, for example: famous and boring

boring

more boring

most boring

Comparatives and superlatives

good/well

better

best

Really important exceptions

bad/ill

worse

worst

much/many

little

more

less

most

least

Practice

Work on the worksheet

Done? Go to teacher for the answer sheet

Jim is grappiger dan Bastiaan

Roos praat harder dan Jorm( loud)

Ajax speelt slechter dan Heracles

Engels is interessanter dan Duits. ( German)

Onze klas is de beste

The superlative

In duos: write down 5 sentences using the superlative

Example: Mrs. Albayrak is the best

Write down 2 sentences in the superlative.
Example: Mrs. Albayrak is the best teacher