v5a - 04-03-2021

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 5

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Check assignment 3

Start assignment 4

ASSIGNMENT 3

1.    When the vessel/ship had been moored, the seamen/sailors were given permission to go ashore.
2.    While the ship was sailing into the port/harbour, the passengers were told that they could visit the city/ go (in)to town.
3.    We were told not to go on deck while it was storming/during a storm.
4.    A few cabins were shown to us by a steward. / We were shown some cabins by a steward.

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5.    The captain ordered them to come out of the life-boats, but he wasn’t paid attention to / listened to // nobody listened to him.
6.    The officers are being waited on by a saloon boy/cabin boy.
7.    After the cargo had been set on fire / had been set fire to / had been lit, the crew left the ship.
8.    They hoisted the yellow flag, but no attention was paid to it / it didn’t attract any attention.

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9.    We feared that we would be laughed at, but we weren’t even looked at / nobody even looked at us.
10.    In the street he was addressed (dubbel d, dubbel s) by a stranger, who asked for some money.

The remainder of assignment 3 is homework for next week

ASSIGNMENT 4

Rewrite these sentences. Instead of using ' somebody or they' write a passive sentence.

1. They will report the outcome of the survey in next month's issue of 'What Mobile?' magazine.

2. They are developing an entirely new type of cyberservant at the moment.

3. So far they have delivered only half the information revolution.

4. They were installing my new computer when the internet broke down.

5. In the House of Commons people are not allowed to use mobile phones.

6. They will instruct filters to throw out all incoming mail from pests like my cousin Harry.

FOR NEXT LESSON...

finish assignment 3

ASSIGNMENT 3

9.    We feared that we would be laughed at, but we weren’t even looked at / nobody even looked at us.
10.    In the street he was addressed (dubbel d, dubbel s) by a stranger, who asked for some money.
11.    I don’t have to be waited for. / I needn’t be waited for. / Don’t wait (up) for me!
12.    After the steamer had run aground, the passengers were advised to put on their life jackets.

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13.    The new liner will be launched at 3 o’ clock and you are (kindly) requested to be present at half past two.
14.    After the accident, a good job/position was offered (to) him ashore.
15.    Permission was not granted (to) them / They weren’t given permission to sail up the river.
16.    If I had been paid attention to / If people had listened to me, (then) the collision wouldn’t have taken place/happened.

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17.    If he is seriously ill, the doctor has to be sent for/ must be sent for immediately / right away.
18.    The life-boats were lowered and the vessel/ship disappeared from view soon/quickly.
19.    The anchor was weighed and the ship/vessel put to sea, but its departure wasn’t noticed.

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20.    The money was nowhere to be found, although it was (being) searched / looked for everywhere // people looked / were looking for it everywhere,
21.    While we were travelling / on a journey, our house was (being) looked after by our neighbours.