• RSB Lernwerkstatt E5 Unit3 5.Food and you_Adverbs of Frequency
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3.5. Teil­zie­le: Food and you
AD­VERBS OF FRE­QUEN­CY

Spe­a­king



Ich kann be­schrei­ben, was ich esse und trin­ke.

Ich kann über das An­ge­bot einer Schul­kan­ti­ne und eine Spei­se­kar­te spre­chen.



Gram­mar: ad­verbs of

fre­quen­cy

Ich ver­ste­he die Be­deu­tung von Häu­fig­keits­ad­ver­bi­en (ad­verbs of fre­quen­cy).

Gram­mar: ad­verbs of

fre­quen­cy

Ich weiß an wel­cher Stel­le die Häu­fig­keits­ad­ver­bi­en im Satz ste­hen und ich kann sie an­wen­den.

Selbst­check: Food and you

Gib dir für jede ab­ge­schlos­se­ne Auf­ga­be einen Haken.



Auf­ga­be 1



Auf­ga­be 2



Auf­ga­be 3



Auf­ga­be 4



Auf­ga­be 5



Auf­ga­be 6



Auf­ga­be 7

Check-​out: Food and you

Schät­ze deine Ar­beit ein!
😊😊😊
🙂😊
😐
😕
☹️
SELBST­STÄN­DIG­KEIT
AR­BEITS­TEM­PO
MO­TI­VA­TI­ON
IN­PUT­PHA­SE

Deine Lehr­kraft er­klärt das neue Gram­ma­tikt­he­ma bevor du selbst­stän­dig am Lern­pa­ket wei­ter­ar­bei­ten kannst.

Put these words in the right place:

OFTEN - AL­WAYS - 
NEVER - SO­ME­TIMES -
USU­AL­LY
1
SB p. 54 Read the con­ver­sa­ti­on. When
does Li eat meat? Write down the sen­ten­ces.
100%
80%
70%
50%
0%
2
Put the sen­ten­ces in the cor­rect order.
Look at SB 54/1 for help.
  • have
    We
    for
    .
    din­ner
    usu­al­ly
    meat
    We usually have meat for dinner.
  • lunch
    eat
    .
    meat
    I
    for
    usu­al­ly
    I usually eat meat for lunch.
  • often
    .
    food
    I
    ve­ge­ta­ri­an
    buy
    I often buy vegetarian food.
  • eat
    I
    break­fast
    never
    for
    .
    meat
    I never eat meat for breakfast.
  • .
    eat
    corn­flakes
    al­ways
    I
    I always eat cornflakes.
3
Al­ways and never - Tell your part­ner what you al­ways and never eat.
Englisch-​Werkstatt

Gehe in die Englisch-​Werkstatt und wähle eine Part­ne­rin/einen Part­ner für fol­gen­de Übung.

4
Put the words in the cor­rect place.
5
Look at the words and bring them into the cor­rect order.
Then write the cor­rect sen­ten­ces into your exer­ci­se book.
  • late
  • never
  • I
  • am
  • for school
  • for breakfast
  • eats
  • always
  • My sister
  • toast
  • often
  • John and Zoe
  • their homework
  • do
  • don't
  • usually
  • my homework
  • do
  • in the afternoon
  • I
  • don't
  • The pupils
  • their homework
  • always
  • do
  • rides
  • Brenda
  • in the afternoon
  • her horse
  • sometimes
6
We often need words like al­ways, never, usu­al­ly. But do you know where they go in a sen­tence?
7
In Li’s fa­mi­ly. Put Li’s sen­ten­ces in the right order.
  • with
    .
    my
    weekend
    din­ner
    make
    the
    so­me­times
    at
    I
    dad
    I sometimes make dinner with my dad at the weekend.
  • I
    .
    never
    eat
    po­ta­to­es
    I never eat potatoes.
  • re­stau­rant
    in
    din­ner
    often
    .
    have
    We
    a
    We often have dinner in a restaurant.
  • small
    mum
    in
    usu­al­ly
    .
    shops
    food
    and
    dad
    My
    buy
    My mum and dad usually buy food in small shops.
  • grand­ma
    weekend
    us
    with
    at
    eats
    My
    .
    al­ways
    the
    My grandma always eats with us at the weekend.
  • .
    crab
    eat
    We
    often
    We often eat crab.

Ad­verbs of fre­quen­cy

Die Wort­stel­lung im Satz

Die wich­tigs­te Wort­stel­lungs­re­gel in eng­li­schen Aus­sa­ge­sät­zen lau­tet:

SUB­JEKT - VERB - OB­JEKT

 Sub­jekt Verb Ob­jekt

I

play

ten­nis.

Kinga

loves

ani­mals.

The boys

like

the weekend.

Häu­fig­keits­ad­ver­bi­en

Wenn du sagen möch­test, wie oft etwas pas­siert, kannst du Häu­fig­keits­ad­ver­bi­en (ad­verbs of

fre­quen­cy) be­nut­zen. Sie ste­hen im Eng­li­schen vor dem Verb.

 Sub­jekt Ad­verb Verb

Mum

al­ways

goes

to bed late.

Ben

often

plays foot­ball.

foot­ball.

They

never

get up

early.

In Sät­zen mit be steht das Ad­verb hin­ter be.

 Sub­jekt to be Ad­verb

Jalen's mum

is

so­me­times

late.

They

are

never

late for school.

In Sät­zen mit Hilfs­verb (don't) oder Mo­dal­verb (can) steht das Ad­verb da­nach.

 Sub­jekt Hilfs-​/Mo­dal­verb Ad­verb Verb

I

don't

often

ride

my bike.

You

can

al­ways

phone

me.

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