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English writing

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Prepositions/voorzetsels

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Prepositions/voorzetsels
  • Prepositions of place 
  • Prepositions of time
  • Prepositions of direction

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On - At - In (location)
You use "on" when you talk about:
  • Roads: On route 99
  • Surfaces: On the roof
  • Vehicles: On the bus/train

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On - At - In (location)
You use "at" when you talk about:
  • Buildings: At school, at Disneyland
  • House numbers: At number 14"

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On - At - In (location)
You use "in" when you talk about:
  • Cities: in Amsterdam
  • Countries: in the USA
  • Rooms: in the classroom
  • Buildings: in school

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The ball is rolling ___ the grass.
A
in
B
on
C
at

Slide 8 - Quiz

I always hang out with my friends ___ school.
A
in
B
on
C
at

Slide 9 - Quiz

I left my book ___ the classroom.
A
in
B
on
C
at

Slide 10 - Quiz

Bill is ___ Disney World ___ Florida.
A
at, at
B
at, in
C
in, at
D
on, in

Slide 11 - Quiz

Toen ik thuiskwam zat de de kat op de tafel en de hond in de tuin.

Slide 12 - Open question

We werken hard op school en leren veel op het internet.

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On - At - In (time)
You use "on" when you talk about:
  • Days of the week: on Tuesday
  • Specific dates: on the 22nd of August
  • On a weekend (USA)

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On - At - In (time)
You use "at" when you talk about:
  • Specific times: at 4 o'clock
  • Night: at night
  • Holidays: at Christmas
  • At the weekend (UK)

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On - At - In (time)
You use "in" when you talk about:
  • Months or seasons: in August/in Summer
  • A certain time: in a few minutes
  • Someone almost being late: You are just in time.
  • Parts of days: in the morning/evening

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The bus will leave ... 9:46 AM.
A
on
B
at
C
in

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The test will be ... two weeks ... Tuesday.
A
at, on
B
in, at
C
in, on

Slide 18 - Quiz

De trein is op tijd en op het juiste perron.

Slide 19 - Open question

PREPOSITIONS

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To write a postcard
Greeting
Body
Information
Short sentences
Closing
Closing sentence 
Don't forget your name

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Dear Yasmina,

Here is the place where I write some stuff. I make a wish or tell what I've been up to.
I'll see you soon!
Kind regards,

Esther
Yasmina 

Number, Street
Postal Code
City / Country

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To fill in a form
  • Employment, lost items, reservations, courses, etc
  • Little space
  • Give short answers 
  • Give clear and relevant answers
  • What is asked? Read the question carefully! 

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Body formal letter
KISS - keep it short and simple
Break your message down into paragraphs (alinea's)
  1. Why are you writing? What is the topic (onderwerp)?
  2. What do you want the reader to do/know?
  3. Closing = conclusion/summary/ suggest possible follow-up 

Try to keep your sentences (zinnen) readable.


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aanhef 
Sir/madam = geen naam bekend
Mr. = naam man is bekend
Ms. = naam vrouw is bekend
Miss = ongetrouwde vrouw
Mrs. = getrouwde vrouw of weduwe

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afsluiting
Kind regards = altijd goed(zowel formeel als informeel)

Yours faithfully = wanneer je de persoon NIET kent

Yours sincerely = wanneer naam van ontvanger bekend is 

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wanneer gebruik je wat ?
Sir/madam (naam niet bekend) = Yours faithfully/Kind regards


Mr./Ms. / miss/ mrs (naam is bekend) = Yours sincerely/Kind regards

Tante Gerda (informeel) = Kind regards 

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Articles/lidwoorden
The

A
AN

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the

"The": Use "the" when you are referring to a specific item or things that are already known or have been mentioned before.
Example: The cat is on the roof.
Example: I saw a movie yesterday. The movie was fantastic.


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a
A": Use "a" before words that begin with a consonant sound.
Example: I saw a car on the street.
Example: She bought a book yesterday.

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an
"An": Use "an" before words that begin with a vowel sound  (a, e, i, o, and u)
Example: I need an umbrella.
Example: She's an excellent student.

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