4VWO determiners

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• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 4

Determiners

4VWO

all/whole

all: alle

- We are all responsible for ourselves.
- All teachers drink coffee.
- They are all late for school.
whole: hele

- The whole group became ill.

- The whole stadium was packed with supporters.

every - elke/iedere

elke: zonder uitzondering
na every komt altijd een zelfstandig naamwoord in het enkelvoud
- Every child must listen to their parents.
- I take a long walk every day.
- Every year we go on holiday

- Every teacher wants to help students.

every kan alleen bij groepen van 3 of meer

each: elke afzonderlijke

Als er een zelfstandig naamwoord achter each staat dan is dat woord in het enkelvoud

- Each of the children wanted something else.
- Take one in each hand.

- Each person is different.

Each kan bij groepen van 2 gebruikt worden

Both: beide

Als we hetzelfde zeggen over 2 dingen gebrukken we:

Both/ Both of the

- Both these markers are dried out.

- Both of the paintings are works of art.

Na both/ both of the volgt een zelfstandig nw in meervoud.

either

Als je wil zeggen dat er twee verschillende keuzes zijn:

Either

- You can choose either paper or cardboard.

Na either volgt een zelfstandig nw in enkelvoud.

Als we geen van beiden bedoelen gebruiken we:

Neither

- Neither contestant made it to the finals.

geen: (not) any/ no

- We have no coffee in the house.

- My parents don't allow any friends in the house.

- This house has no bathroom.

- There aren't any books left.

Als het duidelijk is wat we bedoelen gebruiken we (not) any zonder zelfst nw:

- Is there milk in the fridge? No, sorry we haven't got any left.

geen van alle: none

- None of the flowers were good enough.

- None of the people who saw the accident, helped out.

Na none volgt er een zelfstandig nw in het meervoud.

let's practice!

all/ any/ both/ each/ either/ every/ no

Is .... case different or are there measures we can take to help ...?

There is ... difference in this case.

Graffiti is either art or vandalism. You can't have it ... ways.

If the artist had put his work in a gallery, there wouldn't have been ... trouble.

.... owner of that property complained.

All the graffiti artist did was write his name over and over again. There are .... imaginative images at all.

The ... debate of whether it's art or not is a different matter.

... type of graffiti could be considered art.