lezen/luiseren week 1 jan

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 3

Welcome!

Today's session:

- Speaking: photo contest

- reading: linking words

- reading: your choice

- listening/speaking: the letter S

- listening exercise

- App

Goals: knowing the most important linking words, reading miles, being able to spot the diffrence between s/z so you don't get fooled at the listening exam, practise sorting the order of a text.

Photo contest

- Hand in a photo from your Christmas break

- This can be funny, beautiful, the best moment, anything

- You give an explanation in teams (speaking)

- We vote on the best photo

Vote for you favourite photo

Reading: linking words

Signaalwoorden, linking words

Go to quizlet.live on your phone and fill in the code

Reading: your choice

Read one (or more) of the articles. Write a short summary in English in the next slide

Article: schools closing in the UK

Article: Brexit, what happens now?

Simple English Wikipedia: Donald Trump

Short story: 22nd century, new nose

Agony Aunt: My friend stole my baby's name for her own child

Summary of what you read

The letter S

- Plurals: buses, eyes, plays

- Present simple: walks, writes

- Posessive: Anna's books, the library's opening hours

Pronunciation:

eyes - ice

plays - place

Pronunciation of S

-S, -Z or -IZ

S: als de klank die voor de S komt in 't kofschip zit (stemloos), zeg je het als een S : bats, flaps, wicks

Z: when it is not one of the sounds mentioned above (stemhebbend), you say it as a Z: words, bags, sings.

IZ: when the word ends in -es: buses, boxes, prices.

In which sound does this word end?
Bags

1. S
2. Z
3. IZ

Watches

1. S
2. Z
3. IZ

Swords

1. S
2. Z
3. IZ

Books

1. S
2. Z
3. IZ

Mary's

1. S
2. Z
3. IZ

Alice's

1. S
2. Z
3. IZ

Mike's

1. S
2. Z
3. IZ

Parents

1. S
2. Z
3. IZ

Vegetables

1. S
2. Z
3. IZ

Even herhalen

-S, -Z or -IZ

S: als de klank die voor de S komt in 't kofschip zit (stemloos), zeg je het als een S : bats, flaps, wicks

Z: when it is not one of the sounds mentioned above (stemhebbend), you say it as a Z: words, bags, sings.

IZ: when the word ends in -es: buses, boxes, prices.

Spot the difference

Listen closely to the words I say. Whether I  say an S or a Z can make all the difference in a word. Choose which word I'm saying

1. Rice/rise
2. Logs/Locks
3. Bags/Backs
4. Eyes/ice
5. craps/crabs
6. Wets/weds
7. Place/plays

Reading: documentary review

- Exam: linking questions to a place in the text

- Practise now with this gap fill exercise

- First, prepare:

Film

Pollution

Dump

Scene

Spoiler

Recycle

Reuse

Shot

Filmmaker 

Premiere

Rubbish

Polluted

Waste

Documentary

Exercise

You can find the exercise in teams

Download the app: exam lift

Small exercises can help you gain a lot! Download the app and play the games for writing, speaking, listening, reading

- play all 4 games

- when you're done, go to "progress" take a screenshot and send it to me on whatsapp