Toetsweek 2

Both Tim and Claire have cats 

De nadruk ligt op het geheel

All= alle

every = elk(e)

NO

No betekent niet of geen

No one/nobody = niemand

No pets allowed

No one is going outside. It is raining  

It's delicious, but I can't possibly
eat ___ of it

1. all
2. both
3. no
4. every

I burnt ____ my hands when I took the roast out of the oven

1. all
2. none
3. each
4. both

...... person will get a flower from me.

1. every
2. each
3. both
4. all

Did they eat ____ of the cake?

1. none
2. both
3. all
4. each

........student in this class goes to school by bike.

1. All
2. every
3. no
4. both

He has_________ motivation to get out of bed in the morning

1. every
2. each
3. no
4. both

Signaalwoorden ( present perfect) 

for, yet, never, ever,  just already, since, now, times

Signaalwoorden ( Past Simple) 

ago, last, this (morning/afternoon , in 

Present perfect  

 I have lived here since 2003  

She has just seen a crimminal!

You have not liked him for ages*

Past simple: 

I played Tennis this morning 

She cried last night 

He saw* a rainbow  yesterday

Past simple <> Present Perfect
She had a headache yesterday.

1. Past Simple
2. Present Perfect

Past simple/ present perfect
I ________ (to live) in Brabant since 2021

1. lived
2. have lived
3. live
4. has lived

Past simple / Present perfect

I (walk) to school yesterday

1. have walked
2. walked
3. walk
4. am walking

Past Simple <> Present Perfect:
I ..... just ..... my telephone call.

1. has just finished
2. have just finished
3. did just finish
4. am just finishing

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I _______ (visit) Paris three times.

1. visited
2. have visited

Past simple & past continuous

Je gebruikt beide tijden ook samen in één zin om aan te geven dat iets plotseling gebeurde toen iets anders al aan de gang was in het verleden.

I was taking a shower when the phone rang.

They were talking when I walked into the room.

De kat was aan het eten toen viel de hond de kat aan  ( eat/attack)

Past simple or past continous
When the postman...(arrive), my father...(have) a shower.

1. was arriving/has
2. arrives/was having
3. arrived/had
4. arrived/was having

Past simple or past continous
Kayla...(do) the dishes when her mother...(come) home.

1. did/comes
2. were doing/came
3. was doing/comes
4. was doing/came

Toetsweek 2