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Unit 2
Rebel without
a Cause
Focus on … Mouth gymnastics
Home Plural of nouns (consonants)
School
Did you know?
The basics Tiny houses
Plural of nouns
Personal pronouns and possessive adjectives Shuffle
Scottish Thistle
On speaking terms
Talking about your home Finger exercise
The alphabet Classroom rules
Numbers
Instructions in class On the spot
Update Info 2
Sylvie Brian
And where there are cats … Lots of cats! Tadaa! This is my new room. (Did I mention I want to surf?)
Add featured photos There’s so much space. My bedroom here in Australia
is four times my bedroom in Britain. Lots of space for
sleepovers ;-)
And there’s more … Sea view! Jealous? You should be! And
we have a garden. A BIG garden. With trees in it. Many
trees! Dad and I are going to build a tree house for me in
the biggest one. So yes, right now I am happy we moved to
Australia.
Brian
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I just love Calvin and Hobbes. I really want them on my
new wall!
You, Zena and 14 others
1. Focus on …
Home
1 Listen to the conversation and find Brian’s house.
Luister naar de conversatie en vind Brians huis.
1 2 3
4 5
5
������������ A block of flats is a big building with many floors. Several families can live on each floor and they all
have a separate set of rooms.
2
_____________ A shack is a small house, usually in a very bad state.
3
_____________ A bungalow is a detached house. Everything is on the ground floor.
4
_____________ A soft loft is a modern house that has large, open spaces.
1
_____________ A villa is a detached, spacious house.
an attic
8 a bedroom
9 attic 6
a bathroom 10
1
2 7
11 5
12
3 4
1
_____________ a bed 7
_____________ a television 8
_____________ a picture 5
_____________ a sofa
9
_____________ a shower 6
_____________ a lamp 4
_____________ an armchair 12
_____________ a DVD player
11
_____________ a table 2
_____________ a CD player 3
_____________ a cooker 10
_____________ a washbasin
a cooker
________________________________________________________________________ a shower
________________________________________________________________________ an oven
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a bath
________________________________________________________________________ a wardrobe
________________________________________________________________________ a washbasin
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a dishwasher
________________________________________________________________________ a sink
________________________________________________________________________ a bed
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a toilet
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Pupil B Hi … Can you tell me more about your Pupil B Can I try it out?
bedroom?
Pupil A Yes, of course you can.
Pupil A Yes, of course. As you see there is a bed, a
Pupil B What is the price?
closet, a table and chair. They all have the
same colour: white / black / blue / green / Pupil A The price is …
brown …
Pupil B Thank you. I will think about it.
Pupil B Is it a big bed?
Pupil A I hope to hear from you soon!
6 Read the excerpt from the graphic novel Coraline on the next page and answer the
questions.
Lees de graphic novel en beantwoord de vragen.
source: Coraline Graphic Novel, Neil Gaiman and P. Craig Russell, p. 23-24
You can describe the pink palace, the other pink palace or both. But make sure your reader knows which house
you describe.
Use at least two sentences to describe the outside. Use at least three sentences to describe the inside.
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3. On speaking terms
A is for apple
The alphabet
A [eI] F [ef] K [keI] P [pi:] U [ju:] Z [zed]
B [bi:] G [dʒi:] L [el] Q [kju:] V [vi:]
C [si:] H [eItʃ] M [em] R [a:] W [′dʌblju:]
D [di:] I [aI] N [en] S [es] X [eks]
E [i:] J [dʒeI] O [ǝʊ] T [ti:] Y [waI]
1) b e l v 3) a c h k 5) g p r t
2) d f m x 4) q u g w
2) bathroom
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3) garden
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4) kitchen
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5) toilet
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What type of people live in tiny houses? Mark three characteristics in the graphic.
Dear Brian
I really like your new room! Here’s what I like in my house: brothers, babies, lunches and
videos. Here are some things I do not like in my house: photos, sisters, potatoes (hate the taste)
and faxes (they make such an awful noise). People think I am a bit strange, because I always list
things. Of course, to you I am a stranger. But I am not strange!
Best regards, Richard
Friends Submit
TINY HOUSES
source: http://thetinylife.com/tag/infographic/
Plural of nouns
Regular form: singular + s Some other nouns ending in –o: + es
a teacher teachers a potato potatoes
a boy boys a tomato tomatoes
a noun = een zelfstandig naamwoord / a consonant = een medeklinker / hissing sounds = sisklanken
1) desk… s
___________________________________________________________________________ 4) name… s
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2) watch… es
___________________________________________________________________________ 5) dress… es
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3) pencil… s
___________________________________________________________________________ 6) sister… s
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a photo – a baby – a dress – a lunch – a sticker – a cat – a boy – a potato – a logo – a piano
-s -ies -es
photos, pianos, stickers, cats, babies dresses, lunches, potatoes
logos, boys
15 Write the plural of each word. Find the plural in the raster.
Zet in het meervoud. Zoek de meervouden in het rooster.
1) a car cars
__________________________________________________________________________________ 10) a party parties
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2) a house houses
__________________________________________________________________________________ 11) a hero heroes
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3) a dish dishes
__________________________________________________________________________________ 12) an echo echoes
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4) a box boxes
__________________________________________________________________________________ 13) a leaf leaves
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5) a day days
__________________________________________________________________________________ 14) a wolf wolves
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6) a key keys
__________________________________________________________________________________ 15) a foot feet
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7) a zoo zoos
__________________________________________________________________________________ 16) a person people
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8) a video videos
__________________________________________________________________________________ 17) a sheep sheep
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9) a city cities
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O E S K S L L J B N S R N H B P X H
V S P U V S O R E L K P N S Y E M N
E J X X R T V B D K A P P I S O K J
C I E A J Q N R F H T A N F J P S M
H P C V S E V L O W R I E N T L P D
O S S O E D I V S T C P T U V E B T
E E Z L J V M H I S D R H G V T S L
S I B B B J E E H H Z K N D A E O W
F T S T B R S E J W K E Y S Q W O J
I I B K O O E D H C S U S P U S Z W
M C P E V P X Q I E H C C D J B Y D
V C S N H J O E V S E V C B K E L O
V B Y O O E D A S U H B D S G Q J S
W H K P U P E C Q U R E C A J P T S
S S F V S L Y U U Q O O S A Y W A Y
A B F O E P L Y V T E E F J K S S V
T O Y M S P R W U T Q N M S D W D J
O R M D F F M Y G I D C M T O D S D
Plural of nouns
books, cups, cats, chefs: [s] after [k, f, p, t] (remember coffeepot)
buses, lunches, faxes: [Iz] after hissing sounds
computers, pencils: [z] after all other sounds
7. On speaking terms
One in a million
Numbers
one 1 six 6 eleven 11 sixteen 16 twenty-one 21
two 2 seven 7 twelve 12 seventeen 17 twenty-two 22
three 3 eight 8 thirteen 13 eighteen 18 twenty-three 23
four 4 nine 9 fourteen 14 nineteen 19 twenty-four 24
five 5 ten 10 fifteen 15 twenty 20 twenty-five 25
fifteen
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eighteen
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one 7
five 5
sixteen 11
twenty 1
seven 9
nine 20
eleven 16
1) 2 4 6 ✘ 8
2) ✘ 11 1 20 5
3) 3 ✘ 7 10 9
4) 16 ✘ 19 3 12
8. Focus on …
School
22 Brian put pictures of the new things he got for school on his Facebook page. Can you name
the items?
Benoem de schoolspullen die Brian op zijn Facebook zette.
a pen – a pencil – a dictionary – a bag – a book – a rubber / an eraser – a pencil case – a ruler – a pair of scissors
– glue – a school diary – a marker – a pencil sharpener – crayons
Brian
e g a l d b c
a rubber / a pair of
glue
___________________________ a marker
___________________________ an eraser
___________________________ scisors
___________________________ a ruler
___________________________ a pencil case
___________________________ a bag
___________________________
i n f j m h k
a pencil
a pencil
___________________________ crayons
___________________________ a dictionary
___________________________ books
___________________________ sharpener
___________________________ a pen
___________________________ a school diary
___________________________
What is this?
It’s a …
a wastepaper basket /
a chair a teacher a desk
bin
What does your classroom look like? Find three items you can see in Brian’s classroom, but
not in yours. Your partner will look for three items you can see in your classroom but not in
Brian’s. Discuss. Are these items important? Why? Why not?
Hoe ziet jouw klas eruit? Zoek drie dingen die wel in Brians klas staan, maar niet in de
jouwe. Je partner zal zoeken naar drie dingen die wel in jouw klas staan, maar niet in die
van Brian. Zijn deze voorwerpen belangrijk? Waarom? Waarom niet?
24 Opposites attract. Make correct combinations. Match two (opposing) verbs from the left
to each noun on the right.
Tegengestelden trekken elkaar aan. Maak juiste combinaties. Koppel telkens twee
(tegenovergestelde) werkwoorden aan één zelfstandig naamwoord.
to stand up
to erase
to open a pen
to sit down /
to put down
to write on
9. On speaking terms
Copy the word, please
Instructions in class
Copy the word on the board, please.
John, can you correct your mistake?
Raise your hand if you know the answer.
Sit down, please.
What’s this in English?
Put away your books.
Repeat after me.
Work on your own, please.
You can share a book.
Did you take notes?
25 How often does your teacher use these phrases? Mark the phrase every time your teacher
uses it this class.
Zet een streepje achter de zin telkens als je leerkracht hem gebruikt deze les.
Copy the word on the board, please. ____________________________ Put away your books. ____________________________
Can you correct your mistake? ____________________________ Repeat after me. ____________________________
Raise your hand if you know the answer. ____________________________ Work on your own, please. ____________________________
27 Watch the excerpt from Rebel without a Cause and answer the questions.
Bekijk het fragment en beantwoord de vragen.
Who is bullied?
✘ Jim
Buzz
Plato
Discuss
• They have to provoke Jim to make him fight. What makes him really angry in the end?
• But it isn’t over. They are talking about “a chickie run”. What do you think “a chickie run” is?
to bully = pesten
28 Read part of the scenario of Rebel without a Cause and answer the questions.
Lees het scenario en beantwoord de vragen.
29 Choose one of the characters you saw in the excerpt from Rebel without a Cause. Write a
post this character could have written on his Facebook page about what happened.
Now, write an entry this same character could have written for his personal diary. Discuss.
Kies een personage uit het videofragment. Schrijf in naam van dit personage een
Facebookpost over wat er gebeurd is. Schrijf nu wat ditzelfde personage hierover in zijn
dagboek zou melden. Bespreek.
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It’s our house. it’s = it is
Its door is green. its = possessive adjective
That’s the house over there. there = daar
This is their house. their = hun (possessive adjective)
He’s eleven. he’s = he is
His name is Brian. his = zijn (possessive adjective)
4) The cat played with a ball and lost it. That’s OK. … ball is right here. its
___________________________________________________________________________
5) They will miss the train. Don’t worry. That’s … problem! their
___________________________________________________________________________
32 Complete. Use I, you, he, she it, my, your, his, her or its.
Vul aan met I, you, he, she, it, my, your, his, her of its.
34 Match the sentences to what they’re, their and there refer to.
Combineer. Let op de betekenis van they’re, their en there.
After each sentence, the others try to guess who you are talking about. Whoever guesses
right first, gets a point and makes the next sentence.
Na elke zin proberen de anderen te raden over wie het gaat. Wie juist raadt, krijgt een punt
en mag de volgende zin maken.
36 Read these tweets. What do you learn about the Scottish Thistle?
Lees de tweets. Wat weet je nu over de Schotse Distel?
The thistle is Scotland’s national flower and one of the best-known symbols of Scotland. No one knows for
certain why, but one legend tells about a sleeping party of Scottish warriors who were saved from ambush
by an invading Norse army when the enemy stepped on the spiky plant.
The Order of the Thistle has been an important symbol of Scottish heraldry for over 500 years. It is one of
the highest honours the country can give an individual. The official motto of the order is “No one provokes
me with impunity”. Because the Scottish highlanders used to be every bit as tough as the prickly plant.
Thistles are everywhere in Scotland, you can even literally find them on the people walking around. The
thistle tattoo is considered to be a talisman against the evil eye, damage and other’s bad thoughts. The
thistle is a symbol of pride, determination, tenacity and toughness in the face of great hardship and long
odds.
Mark in the text all the things the Scottish Thistle represents.
Determination
������������������������������������������������������������ You have purpose. You know what you are doing and why you are doing it.
Tenacity
������������������������������������������������������������ You do not give up. You keep trying, you keep gripping something firmly.
Pride
������������������������������������������������������������ A feeling of deep pleasure and joy because of the things you have done.
Things not everybody can do.
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You now know the meaning of the Scottish Thistle. Which thistle tattoo represents this meaning
the best? Explain.
THAT’D
BE GREAT BULLYING
Unit 2 Rebel without a Cause 69
Which rule is the best?
Which rule is stupid?
Which rule do you want to add? Why?
Which rule do you want to skip? Why?
Which combination of rule and picture is the best / most funny?
Write a definition for the following words:
• To bully:
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• Directions:
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• A grade:
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• To dismiss:
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38 Complete the text balloons of the comic Brian vs. Burns. Read the original version on
page 73 and 74. Discuss.
Vul de tekstballonnen aan. Lees de originele versie. Bespreek.
A.
B.
On the spot
Across Down
3) You need a … to cook. 1) Use some … to stick this photo in your diary.
7) Do you want to stay? We have a … 2) In most houses the kitchen is …
8) Look up the meaning of the word in the … 4) I need to cut this paper in half, where are my …
10) Put your clothes in the … 5) A villa is a … house.
12) Does your house have an attic and a …? 6) We have a bath and a … in our bathroom.
15) Use a pencil, not a pen, so you can correct your 9) I used blue, red, green, yellow … I used every … in
mistakes easily with an ... my box.
11) All my old books are in the …
13) Look at yourself in the …
14) The teacher explained the exercise to the …
The basics
Recap
2
2 Complete the table.
Vul de tabel in.
3 Fill in the blanks with the appropriate personal pronouns and possessives.
Vul aan met persoonlijke en bezittelijke voornaamwoorden.
my
1) Mum, have you seen _________________________________________ money-box? I’d like to put a couple of coins in.
him
2) “She met a boy yesterday, and says that she loves _________________________________________ deeply.”
She
“ _________________________________________ him
can’t love _________________________________________ They
deeply! _________________________________________ only met yesterday!”
his
3) This is Tom, and this is _________________________________________ father.
I
4) “Is there anything _________________________________________ can do to help you?”
They
_________________________________________ say that _________________________________________
it is too big a city for _________________________________________
them .
our
7) This is a picture of _________________________________________ house. We’ve been living there since 1999.
“Because _________________________________________
their car is over there.”
9) “Where is _________________________________________
your sister, Paul?”
My
“ _________________________________________ She
sister is at home. _________________________________________ is studying for an exam.”
Make plural.
boxes
______________________________________________________ babies
______________________________________________________ potatoes
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On speaking terms
Recap
3
5 Put the sentences of the three conversations in the correct order. Add at least two more
sentences to each conversation.
Plaats de zinnen van de drie gesprekken in de juiste volgorde. Voeg bij elk gesprek nog
minstens twee regels toe.
5
_____________ I don’t like pets.
1
_____________ Can you tell me more about your house?
3
_____________ Do you have pets?
2
_____________ I live in a semi-detached house in Bristol. We have a small garden.
4
_____________ Yes, we have a cat.
_____________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
3
_____________ And have you got a garden.
5
_____________ Oh. Have you got a garage?
2
_____________ We have got two bedrooms.
4
_____________ No, we haven’t got a garden, we live in a flat.
1
_____________ How many bedrooms have you got?
6
_____________ No, we haven’t got a garage.
_____________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
6
_____________ But I don’t have a partner, sir.
2
_____________ Sir, I forgot my book.
4
_____________ But sir, I forgot my book.
1
_____________ Good morning, sit down, please.
5
_____________ You can share a book.
3
_____________ Open your books on page 12.
_____________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Houses
a room This house has five … een kamer
a bedroom In my … I sleep and do my homework. een slaapkamer
a kitchen The fridge is in the … een keuken
a living room The sofa is in the … een woonkamer
a dining room We eat in the … een eetkamer
a bathroom I want to take a shower in the … een badkamer
a guest room Do you want to stay? We have a … een gastenkamer
hall The toilet is the first door you see in the … een hal
a toilet I need to go to the … een toilet
a garage The car is in the … een garage
an attic All my old books are in the … een zolder
a basement Does your house have an attic and a … ? een kelder
a garden I don’t like grass, I don’t want a … een tuin
a wall Do you have posters on your … ? een muur
a floor A bungalow has only one … een vloer /
verdieping
a window This … has no curtains. een raam
a door Can you please open the … ? een deur
upstairs In most houses the bedrooms are … op de
bovenverdieping
downstairs In most houses the kitchen is … op de
benedenverdieping
a bungalow A … has only one floor. een bungalow
a loft A … is a very modern, open house. een loft
a villa A … is a very expensive house. een villa
a flat We live in a … on the fifth floor. een flat
a bed We have got two … in our bedroom. een bed
a desk My dictionary is on my … een werktafel
a chair I can’t sit, I need a … een stoel
a table There are four chairs around the … een tafel
a bookcase Put your books in the … een boekenkast
a wardrobe Put your clothes in the … een kleerkast
a cupboard Put your things in the … een kast
a sofa The … is in the living room. een sofa
a cooker You need a … to cook. een fornuis
a fridge Take a drink from the … een koelkast
a sink We wash the dishes in the … een gootsteen
a bath We have a … and a shower in our bathroom. een bad
a shower We have a bath and a … in our bathroom. een douche
a photo I want to take a … of you. een foto
a poster Do you have … on your wall? een poster
a painting I don’t like posters, I want a … on my wall. een schilderij
a plant Don’t forget to water the … een plant
School
a classmate All my … hate our new English teacher. I love her! een klasgenoot
a pupil The teacher explained the exercise to the … een leerling
a teacher The … explained the exercise to the pupils. een leerkracht
a bag I lost my … with my keys, phone, books … All my things were in een tas
it!
a pen I need my … to write this down. een pen
a pencil Use a … , not a pen, so you can correct your mistakes easily een potlood
with an eraser.
a pencil case Use a … to keep your pens and pencils together. een pennenzak
a pencil sharpener Use a … to keep your pencils sharp and ready. een slijper
a crayon I used blue, red, green, yellow … I used every … in my box. een kleurpotlood
a book I have many … I love reading. een boek
a dictionary Look the meaning of the word up in the … een woordenboek
a rubber / Use a pencil, not a pen, so you can correct your mistakes een gum
an eraser easily with an …
a ruler Make sure you draw a straight line, use a … een liniaal
scissors I need to cut this paper in half, where are my … ? een schaar
glue Use some … to stick this photo in your diary. lijm
a school diary I write all my homework in my … een agenda
a marker I use a … when I study to highlight the important words. een markeerstift
a blackboard The teacher writes the exercise on the … een bord
a smartboard The teacher showed the clip on the … een smartboard
a notice board Tomorrow we have a free day. Look at the … een
mededelingenbord
a wastepaper This pen doesn’t write any longer, throw it in the … een vuilnisbak
basket / bin
a desk Make sure you are all sitting behind your … when the teacher werktafel
enters the room.
a chair We all have our own desk and our own … een stoel
to write on the What is the solution? You can … it … op het bord
board schrijven
to erase the board There’s no room for that solution. Can you … ? het bord wissen
to pick up a pen … and start writing. een pen vastpakken
to put down a pen … and stop writing. een pen neerleggen
Numbers
zero 0 nul
one 1 een
two 2 twee
three 3 drie
four 4 vier
five 5 vijf
six 6 zes
seven 7 zeven
eight 8 acht
nine 9 negen
ten 10 tien
eleven 11 elf
twelve 12 twaalf
thirteen 13 dertien
fourteen 14 veertien
fifteen 15 vijftien
sixteen 16 zestien
seventeen 17 zeventien
eighteen 18 achttien
nineteen 19 negentien
twenty 20 twintig