M3 Theme 6 - Grammar J: some, any, every, no and compounds

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H6 - Some, any, every & no

Grammar J: Some, any and compounds

Irregular verbs

Today:

Difference?

Some & any

Betekent: wat, enkele of een paar

Het hangt dus van de zin af welke je gebruikt! 

Same rules! 

Wanneer gebruik je "any"?

1. In bevestigende zinnen
2. In ontkennende zinnen
3. In vragende zinnen
4. A, B en C zijn alledrie goed

In wat voor soort vraagzinnen gebruik je "some"?

Every

betekent: iedere

I see her every day of the week.

Ook in samenstellingen:

We should help everywhere we can.

NO 

betekent: not any (niet/geen)

There will be no sunshine tomorrow. 

Ook in samenstellingen:

There is nowhere I can hang my coat.

Tracy made sure ______ knew about her party by sending invitation cards.

1. someone
2. everyone
3. anyone

There is ______ wrong with Julius. He is just fine.

1. nothing
2. something
3. everything
4. none

We did _______ we could do to make our dreams come true.

1. nothing
2. some
3. everything
4. anything

Can _____ tell me the name of this song? It sounds really cool!

1. someone
2. anyone
3. everyone

________ questions on this test were really difficult, but others were really easy.

1. some
2. any
3. none
4. every

My grandmother gives me the same brithday present ______ year.

1. no
2. some
3. every
4. any

Can ________ teach him a lesson? He always thinks he can get away with everything.

1. anyone
2. someone
3. everyone

We don't have ____ milk left. Could you go to the shop and get some more?

1. every
2. any
3. some
4. no

This animal is only found in New Zealand and _____ else

1. nowhere
2. anywhere
3. somewhere
4. everywhere

When I arrived at her house there was ________ there. The whole house was empty.

1. anyone
2. no one
3. someone
4. some

SAMENGEVAT:

and now...

Via de volgende slide kom je bij uitleg en oefeningen van het onderdeel:

Some, any and compounds

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Practise the irregular verbs. See next slide

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