Deltion College Engels B2 En Spreken/Presentaties [Edu/006] Thema: My favourite recipe… Can-do : kan veel zaken binnen het eigen interessegebied duidelijk uiteenzetten en daarbij belangrijke punten en relevante details goed naar voren brengen. © Anne Beeker Alle rechten voorbehouden. Niets van dit programma mag worden verveelvoudigd, opgeslagen in een geautomatiseerd gegevensbestand, of openbaar gemaakt, in enige vorm of op enige wijze, hetzij ektronisch, etc.etc. zonder voorafgaande schriftelijke toestemming van de auteursrechthebbende.

Tijd opdracht: 2 SBU 1.75 SBU to prepare; 0.15 SBU for presentation End products: a.talk of approx. 10 minutes b. list of new words Needed: dictionary

Je hebt deze opdracht naar behoren uitgevoerd als je vlot kunt uitleggen hoe je een bepaald recept klaarmaakt. Je woordenschat is toereikend om misbaksels te voorkomen. Je maakt gebruik van complexe zinsvormen. Er is sprake van een natuurlijke uitspraak en intonatie. Er zijn weinig opvallende lange pauzes. De tekst is coherent (d.w.z. er zit duidelijke samenhang in).

Situation You are staying abroad for a couple of months. One of your friends would like to organize a Dutch evening and cook a Dutch meal for you. He/she obviously needs your help. You decide to give a lengthy explanation about what Dutch cuisine boils down to… but your friend insists. So, you finish off by giving a detailed instruction of how to make….?

Assignment for 1 student no roleplay no teamwork Tip: read the following pages for more instructions. First work with the idiom assignment!

Idiom – culinary terms Talking about recipes in detail, is quite complicated because measurements in English are rather different. First study the differences, by clicking here.here. Questions: How much is one ounce? How much is one pound? How much is one stone? To describe a recipe is not exactly a piece of cake, click here for culinary terms!culinary terms

Instructions 1)Now work out how you would describe traditional Dutch food. 2)Internet may prove a great help here, so use some time to explore sites describing Dutch cuisine in more detail. Use Google. 3)Next choose a recipe that is typically Dutch according to you. Use a good dictionary to translate the ingredients. Make sure to use the conversion table for the right measurements. 4)Practise your ‘presentation’ first (in front of a mirror!). If necessary, record your words on cassette and listen back critically.

Extra grammatical exercises Click here to practise with the past tense simple and past continuous Grammar link: past tense (1)past tense past tense (2) To brush up your theoretical knowledge, click here.here To practice complex sentences, click here.here.