18-05 When/if + indefinite pronoun

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Today
  •  Indefinite pronuns: What are they, which are there, how to use them?
  • When/If or both? Quiz from last week!
  • At the end of the class you will be able to explain what indefinite pronouns are and you will be able to use them in a sentence.

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Quiz!
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If, when or both?

... my plane lands on time, I will visit you.
A
If
B
When
C
Both

Slide 4 - Quiz

If, when or both?

... my plane lands, I will call you.
A
If
B
When
C
Both

Slide 5 - Quiz

If, when or both?

... you heat ice, it turns to water
A
If
B
When
C
Both

Slide 6 - Quiz

If, when or both?

... I am better, I'll visit you next week.
A
If
B
When
C
Both

Slide 7 - Quiz

If, when or both?
- If situations are very general or can be about anyone, you can use both if and when.
- You use "if" if you are not sure about something
- You use "when" if you are quite sure something will happen

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Indefinite pronouns
Based on the meme: what are they?
Tip: An example of a definite pronoun is: I, we, you etc.

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Definite vs. Indefinite Pronouns
- Definite pronouns refer to something/someone specific.
- Indefinite pronouns do not refer to a particular person, place or thing. 
- Find the indefinite pronoun:
1. Nobody is interested in the lectures.
2. Everyone is excited for Shimla trip.
3. Only few know the history of this place.
4. Each one of you will get a chance to play.

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Indefinite pronouns: Some/Any
  • You use "some" in affirmative sentences:
  • "There was some money left"
  • You use "any" in questions or negative sentences
  • "Was there any money left?"
  • "There wasn't any money left"
  • Someone/anyone -> people
  • Somewhere/anywhere -> places
  • something/anything -> things

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Indefinite pronouns: Some more
  •  You can use also use some in questions, but only if you know the answer will be affirmative
  • Would you like to have some more information?
  • Can you send me some family pictures?
  • Some = een of andere
  • She gave me some CD with Irish Folk music
  • Some + getal = ongeveer
  • I paid some 8000 euros for my car

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Indefinite pronouns: Any
  •  Any = elke (wie/welke/wat dan ook)
  • Ask any doctor
  • You can stay with us any weekend vs. you can stay with us every weekend
  • Bijna + niet/niemand/nergens
  • Hardly + anything/anyone/anywhere
  • He has been hardly anywhere

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More indefinite pronouns
  •  Both/either/neither/each/every/no/none
  • mix and match exercise.
  • Match the indefinite pronouns to the right translation.
  • Start with the ones you are sure about.
  • If you feel it is difficult, try to think of a sentence in which they are used.

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Both
Either
Neither
Each/every
No/none
Geen van beide(n)
De een en/of de andere, een van de twee
Beide
Geen
Elke

Slide 15 - Drag question

Each or every?
Look at the sentences what is the difference?
"Each patient went to see the doctor in turn"
"The doctor gave every patient the same medicine"
  • Each other = elkaar = We see each other every day
  • Each = per stuk: They cost 1 euro each

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No or none?
Look at the sentences when do you use no/none?
"There was no time for that"
"We were looking for a restaurant but there were none."
"None of my classmates knew this"

Tip: Look at the position of the indefinite pronoun and the words after the indefinite pronoun.

Slide 17 - Slide

Fill in the correct indefinite pronoun:
I haven't seen the microphones ....
A
Nowhere
B
Anywere
C
Somewhere
D
Everywhere

Slide 18 - Quiz

Fill in the correst indefinite pronoun:
You can ask ... student about the history of this building
A
Each
B
Every

Slide 19 - Quiz

Time to work
Unit 3, lesson 3: exercise 9 -> indefinite pronouns
Unit 3: Lesson 2: exercise 16 -> if, when or both?

Done? Do the vocabulary exercises from Lesson 2 and 3.
You can work together if you want to.

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Homework
Unit 3: lesson 3, exercise 9
Unit 3: lesson 2, exercise 16

This is also the last time I will be teaching you.
If you still have questions, or if you need some extra help, don't hesitate to email me!

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