4.3 genitive and word order

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

H4 / V4

Recap

(Present continuous) I (study) for my exam right now.

(Past continuous) They (watch) a movie when I called them.

(Future continuous) At 8pm tonight, I (cook) dinner for my family.

(Present perfect continuous) She (learn) Spanish for 6 months.

(Past perfect continuous) He (run) for an hour before he got tired.

Recap

Answer: I am studying for my exam right now.

Answer: They were watching a movie when I called them.

Answer: At 8pm tonight, I will be cooking dinner for my family.

Answer: She has been learning Spanish for 6 months.

Answer: He had been running for an hour before he got tired.

Goals

I can use both word order and genitive in a letter if needed. 

Genitive (bezit)

duidt bezit aan/geeft aan bij wie of wat iets hoort

Genitive (bezit)

Genitive

Gebruik van de genitive

De genitive wordt gebruikt om bezit aan te duiden:

Patrick’s family my mother's hands his father's eyes

Genitive

Bij woorden in het meervoud schrijf je s’

The musicians’ instruments
Strauss’ dance music

Genitive of

zaken, hoeveelheden, aardrijkskundige namen 

The roof of the house.

The capital of England.

Genitive (p. 70 REF) 

's	bij personen(enkelv), plaats(geen naam gebouw), tijd, namen	The boy 's bike. We'll got to Peter 's . It's an hour 's walk. James 's girlfriend This is New York 's most famous building
s'	bij meervoud -s bij klassieke oudheid (namen)	The boy s' bikes. A three hour s' drive. Socrate s' idea
of	bij zaken, hoeveelheden, aardrijkskundige namen	the brakes of a bike a cup of coffee the city of New York

(Het licht van de lamp) cast a dark shadow behind the counter.

2. We found out that the convention was (een uur lopen) from the train station.

3. That doll isn’t his, it’s (van zijn zus).

Word order

Wie? Doet? Wat? Met/Voor wie? Waar? Wanneer? 

onderwerp - werkwoord(en) - lijdend voorwerp/meewerkend voorwerp - plaats - tijd 

Vaste volgorde Engelse zinnen! 

Word order

Plaats bijwoorden van onbepaalde tijd (bijv. always, never, usually, often):

- 1 werkwoord, niet vorm van 'to be'? Voor het werkwoord.

             He often walks to school. 

- meerder werkwoorden? Na eerste hulpwerkwoord

             They are always complaining. 

- 1 werkwoord, vorm van 'to be'? Na het werkwoord

             He is usually late. 

- vragende zin? Na het onderwerp 

            Do you always talk while watching a movie? 

Word order

Bij korte bevestigende zinnen met 'so' of 'neither' zet je wél het onderwerp na het werkwoord.

I like watching movies. - So do I. 

They don't enjoy going out to dinner. - Neither do we. 

word 1

word 2

word 3

word 4

word 5

word 6

word 7

singing

song

now

a

he

is

new

word 1

word 2

word 3

word 4

word 5

I

like

not

Mondays

do

word 1

word 2

word 3

word 4

word 5

word 6

word 7

usually

cats

do

night

sleep

at

not

word 1

word 2

word 3

word 4

word 5

word 6

skating

in the morning

grandmother

goes

never

his

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What do you know about Genitive?

What do you know about Word order?

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I can use both Word order and Genitive in a letter if needed.

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Work on your own

What? Exercise 11 & 12

How? Work on your own p.150

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