Theme 5 - Recap

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Theme test - Chapter 5

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Theme test - Chapter 5

Vocabulary

Stones

Grammar

Indirect Speech

What can you remember?

Indirect speech

In which sentence do you see a form of 'indirect speech'?

1. 'Is mayonnaise an instrument?'
2. 'Patrick asked if the mayonnaise was an instrument.'

Welke van de twee staat of staan in indirect Speech?

1. "I'm sick and tired of you!"
2. She said she was sick and tired of us.
3. Allebei
4. Geen van beide

Julie: I want to go out.
INDIRECT SPEECH

1. Julie said that I want to go out
2. Julie said that she want to go out.
3. Julie said that she wanted to go out.
4. Julie said that she had wanted to go out.

Voor indirect speech gaat je naar de volgende vorm:
present simple -->

1. past continous
2. past simple
3. past perfect

My cousins: We worked all night.
INDIRECT SPEECH

1. My cousins said that we worked all night.
2. My cousins said they had worked all night.
3. My cousins said they worked all night.

Voor indirect speech gaat je naar de volgende vorm:
past simple -->

1. past perfect
2. present perfect
3. past continous

change to indirect speech
Tio: "We are going to the zoo next weekend"

1. Tio said they would be going to the zoo next weekend
2. Tio said they were going to the zoo next weekend
3. Tio said we will be going to the zoo next weekend
4. Tio said they are going to the zoo next weekend

Voor indirect speech gaat je naar de volgende vorm:
present continous -->

1. present simple
2. past simple
3. past perfect
4. past continous

Which is the correct indirect speech:
My parents: ''Have you seen enough?''.

1. They said that I had seen enough.
2. They asked that I have seen enough
3. They asked if he/they had seen enough.
4. They asked if I have seen enough.

change to indirect speech:
"I think I'll stay home tonight"

1. She said I would stay home tonight
2. She said she wil stay home tonight
3. She said she would like to stay at home tonight
4. She said she would stay home tonight

One/Ones

When do you use which?

What can you remember?

What is the difference between one & ones?

1. One: meervoud Ones: enkelvoud
2. One: enkelvoud Ones: meervoud
3. One: broek en trui los Ones: hetzelfde als een Onesie

Enige verschil is tussen meervoud en enkelvoud (singular & plural)

You've got expensive books and cheap one/ones.

1. one
2. ones

Which cookies do you like? - The chocolate... , please.

1. one
2. ones

I like that skirt, but the ...... in the store is really ugly!

1. one
2. ones

Do you have a favourite band? I really like this one/ones.

1. one
2. ones

Which magazine can you recommend? I would choose that one/ones.

1. one
2. ones

There are lots of books here. Which ... are yours?

1. one
2. ones

The black suit is nicer than the brown...

1. one
2. ones

Paperback or hardcover? Which one/ones do you choose?

1. one
2. ones

Past Perfect

Choose the correct alternative:
Use presnt simple or Present continuous

past perfect

1. when something started and stopped in the past
2. when something went on for a while in the past
3. when something happened before something else in the past
4. when something started in the past in goes on until the present

wat is de juiste vorm van de past perfect ?

1. I have watched that video
2. I watched that video
3. I had been watching the video
4. I had watched

De past perfect maak je met:

1. had + 2e rijtje of -ed
2. did + 2e rijtje of -ed
3. had + 3e rijtje of -ed
4. did + 3 rijtje of -ed

Past Perfect

1. Happened after the past simple
2. Happened before the past simple

While Lynn WAS SLEEPING, Kim FINISHED the presentation.

1. Past perfect - past simple
2. Past continuous - past simple
3. Past continuous - past perfect
4. Past simple - past perfect

Fill in the past perfect
Before he went out, Fred ...................(eat)

1. ate
2. had eaten
3. was eating
4. eaten

Gebruik de past perfect:
As soon as I __________(finish) my homework, I ____ (go) out.

1. have finished, went
2. had finished, go
3. had finished, went

Past perfect vs Past simple:
When we ... (enter) the cinema, the film .... (start, already)

1. When we had entered the cinema, the film already started
2. When we entered the cinema, the film had already started