Total Grammar Review

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Total Grammar Review

Today's menu

1. Rangtelwoorden (ordinals) - game

2. Alfabet - game

3. Grammar revision

- Meervoud s vs. bezit 's (plurals)

- a/an

- tenses

GAME TIME - Catch!

1. We start with the 'rangtelwoorden' 

e.g. first, second, third, and so on, until 31. 

2. Alfabet A-Z

BEHAVE! Don't throw at someone's head and play nice,

or you can have a lovely lesson by yourself in the hallway.

Plural

How to form the plural

In het Engelse meervoud gebruik je NOOIT 's

1. True
2. False

De standaard regel is woord + s

1. True
2. False

Het meervoud van bus is buss

1. True
2. False

Het meervoud van party is party's

1. True
2. False

Het meervoud van life is lives.

1. True
2. False

Meervoud: Child

1. Childs
2. Children

Meervoud: Man

1. Mans
2. Men

Meervoud: Foot

1. Foots
2. Feet

Meervoud: Fish

1. Fishes
2. Fish

Other info

Scissors - A pair of

Jeans - A pair of

Pants - A pair of

Information - No plural

Time - No plural

Money - No plural

A or An

Which one is it?

apple

1. a
2. an

hour

1. a
2. an

laptop

1. a
2. an

party

1. a
2. an

herb

1. a
2. an

uniform

1. a
2. an

Tenses

Choose from:

Present simple - He works

Present continuous - He is working

Past simple - He worked

Present perfect - He has worked

Future tense - He will work/is going to work

I ... for five years already.
Ik werk hier al 5 jaar.

1. am working
2. work
3. worked
4. have worked

I currently ... in Heerlen

1. am living
2. live
3. lived
4. will live

I ... my internship at IKEA.

1. am doing
2. do
3. am following
4. follow

My bus .... at 5 every day.

1. is leaving
2. leaves
3. left
4. leaved

I ... to be an entrepreneur.

1. am stuyding
2. study
3. will study
4. am going to study.

This evening I ... my friends.

1. am visiting
2. visit
3. will visit
4. am going to visit

I should do my homework.

1. Strong obligation
2. Weak obligation

You must do your homework, said the teacher.

1. Strong obligation
2. Weak obligation

You mustn't drink and drive.

1. Strong obligation
2. Weak obligation

You shouldn't smoke cigarettes. It's bad for your health.

1. Strong obligation
2. Weak obligation

You need to pay attention in class. Otherwise, you'll probably fail English.

1. Strong obligation
2. Weak obligation

I ... at this school for 2 years already.

1. am
2. was
3. have been
4. will be

I ... graduate next year.

1. have
2. am
3. am going to
4. will

I ... my grandma tomorrow.

1. am visiting
2. visit
3. will visit
4. am going to visit

I always ... my day at 4:30.

1. am finishing
2. finish
3. will finish
4. am going to finish

Why ... you always ... in my lesson?

1. are complaining
2. have complained
3. do complain
4. are you going to complain

Why ... you always ... in my lesson?

1. are complaining
2. have complained
3. do complain
4. are you going to complain

Modals

Choose from:

can - could - would

Must - have to - should - need to

Musn't - don't have to - shouldn't 

.... you like to come for lunch this
weekend?

1. Can
2. Could
3. Would

... you help me with this table?

1. Can
2. Could
3. Would

... you tell me where the nearest bank
is, please?

1. Can
2. Could
3. Would

... I get you a cup of tea?

1. Can
2. Could
3. Would

Have a good weekend!