Word order

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Today's Lesson 

Word Order

Grammar

Yodish

Anger, fear. The dark side are they

English

Yodish

The dark side are they.

Gone he is.

Find him you will.

Judge me by my size do you?

I am going by bike to school today.

1. Correct
2. Incorrect

I eat an apple every day.

1. Correct
2. Incorrect

He does his homework during the lesson in class.

1. Correct
2. Incorrect

who - does - what - where - when

Word order : wat moet je weten

Wie-doet- wat-waar-wanneer

OW- WW- LV- plaats- tijd

De tijd mag ook vooraan, behalve bij vraagzinnen

We went to school yesterday

Yesterday we went to school

tijd?

HELEMAAL

Let's make some sentences!

she

at the cinema

him

met

I

her

10 euros

lost

my phone

during the film

at the park

last week

at school

found

2 types of 'When'

I usually go to bed at 10 o'clock

She is normally playing football right now

She met Justin Bieber last year

I dropped my ice cream a minute ago

2 types of 'When'

1.

usually, always, never, often, sometimes, normally...

- Single words

- No fixed time

2.

Tomorrow, next week, in 5 minutes, an hour ago, every day...

- Can be more words

- A clear point in time

We go tomorrow to the new film 'IT'

1. Correct
2. Incorrect

We always wear pink on Wednesdays.

1. Correct
2. Incorrect

1.I am playing tennis with my friend
tonight.
2.Tonight I am playing tennis with my friend.

1. 1 = correct
2. 2= correct
3. 1+2 are correct
4. 1+2 are wrong

1. Yoda often uses his light saber.
2. Yoda uses often his light saber.

1. 1 = correct
2. 2= correct
3. both are correct
4. both are wrong

1. Darth Vader is seldom happy.
2. Darth Vader seldom is happy

1. 1 = correct
2. 2= correct
3. both are correct
4. both are wrong

1. It never could have been made without c.g.i.
2. It could never have been made without c.g.i.

1. 1 = correct
2. 2 = correct
3. both are correct
4. both are wrong

what rules about word order do you remember?

Three basic rules:

TIME

plaats voor tijd
P for T

adverbs/bijwoorden

bijwoord VOOR het hoofdwerkwoord,
maar NA 'to be'

verbs-werkwoorden

werkwoorden DICHT bij elkaar in de zin houden.

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