Recap Unit 6

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome!

LESSON SCHEDULE

-Word order

                  -Place

                  -Time
                  -Frequency

                  -Degree

                  -Manner

-Past simple vs. past continuous

-Possesive forms

-Oefentoets grammatica unit 6

Word Order

Adverbs of place (waar?)

Aan het einde van de zin maar voor de tijd (plaats voor tijd)

I was at the shop

They were at the beach

Adverb of time (wanneer?)

Aan het einde van de zin

(plaats voor tijd)

I took the train this morning

I went to the gym yesterday

Which is correct?

1. Im going tomorrow home
2. Im going home tomorrow

Which is correct?

1. They're leaving now
2. They're now leaving

Adverbs of frequency (hoe vaak?)

vóór het hoofdwerkwoord

ná een vorm van 'to be'

I usually don't do this.

I am usually late.

Which one is correct

1. They are always late
2. They always are late

Which one is correct

1. Never I tried that!
2. I never tried that!

Adverbs of degree (Hoe veel?)

vóór het bijvoeglijk naamwoord of andere bijwoord

I feel really good.

My partner is kinda cute.

Which one is correct

1. That was funny very
2. That was very funny

Which one is correct

1. That was really dumb
2. That really was dumb

Adverbs of manner (hoe?)

aan het einde van de zin (tenzij er een tijd achter staat)

I did that easily

I finished quickly

Which one is correct

1. We quietly discussed
2. We discussed quietly

Which one is correct

1. Please leave quickly
2. Please quickly leave

Past simple vs. Past continuous

Past simple - > ww + ed = kort durend of eenmaling

(walked, talked, handed, punched, kicked, etc.)

'Yeah, we talked yesterday; no biggie.'

Past continuous - > was/were + ww + ing = duurde iets langer

(walking, talking, handing, punching, kicking, etc.)

'Yeah, we were talking but it never led to anything.'

I (...) when you (...)

1. sat, were calling
2. was sitting, called

We (...) tennis when John (...) his ankle.

1. played, was hurting
2. were playing, hurt

I (...) when the telephone (...)

1. showered, was ringing
2. was showering, rang

Write the full sentence, use past simple and the past continuous.
I (to check my email) when my partner (to yell) at me.

Write the full sentence, use past simple and the past continuous.
The sun (to shine) all day until some dark clouds (to ruin) everything.

Possesive forms (my, mine or of mine)

my/your/his/her/their/our -> before the noun (zelfstandig naamwoord)

'This is my plan.'

mine/yours/his/hers/theirs/ours -> after the verb (werkwoord)

'This plan is mine.'

 of + mine/yours/his/hers/theirs/ours  -> after the noun
'Look at this plan of ours.'

Here is that book ...

1. your
2. yours
3. of yours

This is ... book.

1. his
2. his
3. of his

That book is ...

1. my
2. mine
3. of mine

Becoming a star is a big dream...

1. her
2. hers
3. of her

Was that weirdo a relative... ?

1. you
2. your
3. of yours