FF1B4 Questions?

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 4

English

The 7th of December

Ms. Derks

Plan for today

Grammar

Mission:

Aan het einde van de les kan je vragen maken in het Engels.

Why?

Dit zorgt ervoor dat je een gesprek in het Engels goed lopend kan houden omdat je weet hoe je vragen moet vormen. 

How to make questions??

Three types of questions

In English we have 3 types of sentences that can make questions:

• with 1 verb (met 1 werkwoord)
• with 2  or more verbs (met 2 of meer werkwoorden)
• with a WH-word (met een WH-vraagwoord)
  

       (Who, why, when, where, what and how)

With 1 verb

• A sentence with 1 verb needs the word "do/does" or "did" to make a question. Let's look at some sentences:
  I work at McDonalds (tegw. tijd)
  I walked home yesterday (verl. tijd)

• You can't say: "Work I at McDonalds?" or "Walked I home yesterday?"
  
• You need to include "Do"(tt) or "Did"(vt) before the verb (voor hele ww).
  Do I work at McDonalds?
  Did I walk home yesterday?

The correct question for the sentence "I wrote him a letter"
is:

1. Do I wrote him a letter?
2. Did I write him a letter?
3. Do I write him a letter?
4. Did I wrote him a letter

The correct question for the sentence
"He plays tennis"
is:

1. Does he play tennis?
2. Does he plays tennis?
3. Did he play tennis?
4. Did he plays tennis?

With 2 or more verbs

If a sentence has 2 or more verbs we first need to know what the function of each verb is. (wat is de functie van het werkwoord)

We have 2 types of verbs:

• Main verb (belangrijkste werkwoord, betekenisgevend)
  
• Auxiliary verb (hulpwerkwoord)

Let's look at some sentences:

1. I can help him.
2. She should forget that I said that.

With 2 or more verbs

If we want to make questions with these sentences the auxiliary verb ALWAYS comes first (bij vragen komt het hulpwerkwoord ALTIJD eerst):

Can I help him?

Should she forget that I said that?

( If you are not sure which is the auxiliary verb, ask yourself which verb you can leave out, but still understand the meaning of the sentence)

The correct question for the sentence:
"I must bring my books"
is:

1. Must Bring I my books?
2. Must I bring my books?
3. Bring I must my books?
4. Bring must I my books?

The correct question for the sentence:
"he has bought a new car"
is

1. Bought he a new car?
2. Has bought he a new car?
3. Has he a new car?
4. Has he bought a new car?

With a WH-word

There are several WH-words (vraagwoorden) like:

• Where/waar?
• Who/wie?
• When/wanneer?
• What/wat?
• Which/welke?
• How/hoe?

These are ALWAYS at the beginning of your question.

Fill in the right WH-word:
"______ does he live?"

1. What
2. When
3. Where
4. Who

Fill in the right WH-word:
"______ one is yours?"

1. What
2. Which
3. How
4. When

Let's get to work!

4.3

Read grammar explanation carefully!

Do ex. 1 t/m 5 + grammar and extra grammar.

Need help? Ask your neighbour first.

Done? Werk aan ander vak. 

What did we do today?

1. Questions in English.
2. Hoe ging dit?