present simple vs present continuous + possessives herhaling

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Possessives (bezit)

present simple vs present continuous

Possessive pronouns

Mijn boek = My book

Jouw auto = Your car

Zijn fiets = His bicycle

Haar haar = Her hair

Zijn/haar(dingen) kleur = Its colour

Jullie huis = Your house

Hun geld = Their money

Onze pen = Our pen

Dat boek is van mij = That book is mine

Deze auto is van jou = This car is yours

Die fiets is van hem = That bicycle is his

Deze haar is van haar = This hair is hers

Deze kleuren zijn van het = These colours are its

Dit huis is van jullie = This house is yours

Dit geld is van hen = This money is theirs

Deze pen is van ons= This pen is ours

Peter has a car. It's ... car.

1. my
2. your
3. his
4. her

You have a house. It's ... house

1. my
2. your
3. his
4. its

We have a dog. It's ... dog.

1. my
2. your
3. their
4. our

They have a cat. It's ... cat

1. our
2. my
3. their
4. your

I have a laptop. It's ... laptop

1. your
2. their
3. our
4. my

Chad and Mike have a sister.
It's ... sister

1. his
2. her
3. our
4. their

Fred and I have a bike.
It's ... bike

1. my
2. our
3. their
4. his

This is my bike --> this bike is .....

1. my's
2. mine
3. mys
4. mines

That is your book --> That book is ....

1. yours
2. youres
3. your's
4. your

This is her guitar --> This guitar is ...

1. her
2. hairs
3. hers
4. herses

That is our table --> That table is ...

1. our
2. hour
3. hours
4. ours

This book is ..........

1. their
2. theirs
3. your
4. my

Present simple

Shit regel: s achter werkwoord bij he, she, it.

gewoontes, altijd, nooit, soms

hint woorden:

sometimes, always, never, usually, every

present continuous

kies am, are, is + ww + -ing

Gebeurt nu op dit moment.

hint woorden:

Right now, at the moment,

now

Shhh! Be quiet! John ... (sleep)!

1. sleeps
2. is sleeping
3. slept
4. sleep

I'm sorry. I can't hear what you ... (say) because everybody .. (talk) so loudly.

1. say / talks
2. say / is talking
3. are saying / talks
4. are saying / is talking

I hate living in England, because it ... (always + rain).

1. always rains
2. always is raining
3. rains always
4. is always raining

Garry ... (not + like) butter on his sandwich.

1. doesn't likes
2. don't likes
3. doesn't like
4. don't like

Every Sunday we (go) __________ to see my grandparents.

1. are going
2. goes
3. go
4. going

Look! He (leave) _________ the house.

1. leaves
2. leave
3. are leaving
4. is leaving

____ Linda ______ (watch) TV right now?

1. Does .... watch
2. Does .... watching
3. Is ..... watching
4. Are ..... watching

Her best friend _______________ (not like) pizza.

1. don't like
2. doesn't like
3. isn't liking
4. likes not

I don't like them because they ____ (always, complain) about the weather.

1. always complain
2. complain always
3. are always complaining
4. always are complaining

Right now they _______ not ___________ on the Internet.

1. are ... surfing
2. do ... surf
3. is ... surfing
4. does ... surf

_________ you ___________ your English homework? Yes I am.

1. Do ... do
2. Are ... do
3. Are ... doing
4. Is ... doing

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