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UNIT 5 & 6

Comparatives/Superlatives

Trappen van vergelijking

Wat zijn trappen van vergelijking?

Vergrotende + overtreffende trap

klein - kleiner - kleinst(e)

small - smaller - smallest

groot - groter - grootst(e)

big - bigger - biggest

aardig - aardiger - aardigst(e)

nice - nicer - nicest

Comparative +

Superlative

Let op woorden die eindigen op een Y!

(medeklinker + y dan 'i' ipv 'y'

Let op!

goed - beter - best

good - better - best

slecht - slechter - slechtst(e)

bad - worse - worst

ver - verder - verst(e)

far - further - furthest

Vergrotende trap:

+ER

Vaak wordt het woord gevolgd door THAN

Frank is taller than Rob.

The boys are faster than us.

Overtreffende trap:

+EST

Vaak komt er voor het woord THE te staan

Rob is the tallest boy I know.

That is the fastest car ever.

Maar bij langere woorden...

Woorden van 2 of meer lettergrepen

krijgen GEEN -er of -est,

maar MORE of MOST ervoor!

I am smaller than Frank, but he is more intelligent than I am.

Jason is the sweetest baby I know, Jasmin is 

the most beautiful baby though.

My sister has a ___ room than I have.

1. big
2. bigger
3. biggest
4. more bigger

I drive ___ than my husband.

1. safe
2. safer
3. safest
4. most safe

That group is _____ than the other group.

1. more serious
2. most serious
3. seriouser
4. seriousest

The teacher likes to have the ___ talks.

1. dull
2. duller
3. dullest

It is _____ than ever to find good football players.

1. more difficult
2. difficulter
3. most difficult
4. difficultest

Michael Jackson was the
___ singer ever .

1. great
2. greater
3. greatest
4. most great

The weather today is even ___
than yesterday.

1. badder
2. baddest
3. worse
4. worst

My dad is the ___ dad ever!

1. good
2. goodest
3. better
4. best

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Question tags

Korte vragen

In het Nederlands heb je vaak ook korte vragen. In het Nederlands worden die aangegeven met de woorden 'toch' of 'nietwaar'.

Deze kaart is van jou, toch?

Je drinkt 2 liter water per dag, nietwaar?

Tag questions

In het Engels noem je een korte vraag een 'tag question'.

Dit werkt als een soort batterij.

Aan de ene kant heb je + en aan de andere kant heb je -.

You are working at Philips, aren't you?

You will help me, won't you?

Tag questions

Het werkt als een soort batterij. Als in deel 1 'not'/ ‘n't’ (-) staat, staat dat in deel 2 niet (+) en andersom. 

You are working at Philips, aren't you?

Hoe is dat in de volgende zinnen?

James will do his homework, ...........?'

You are at home, ...........?

Tag questions

Als er maar 1 werkwoord in de zin staat en dit is niet am/is/are/have/has/can/must/will: gebruik do/don’t/does/doesn’t in je tag question.

I work at school, don't I?

He plays the guitar, doesn't he?

Tag questions

Bij 2 werkwoorden in de zin, gebruik je het eerste werkwoord:

She can play the guitar, can’t she?

I will do my homework, won't I?

You are working on the assignment, aren't you?

He works at Philips, .......?

1. do he
2. does he
3. don't he
4. doesn't he

Jamy and Darcy are making their homework, ......?

1. are they
2. aren't they
3. do they
4. don't they

I don't do my homework, .......?

1. do I
2. don't I
3. make I
4. maken't I

He entered the door, ......?

1. do he
2. does he
3. didn't he
4. he didn't

Miss Swart is drinking coffee, ..........?

Jens ......... paying attention, isn't he?

ADJECTIVES

- ING

-ED

What does an adjective describe?

1. Noun (zelfstandig naamwoord)
2. Verb (werkwoord)
3. Article (lidwoord)

Which is the adverb?
The angry man shouted.

1. the
2. angry
3. man
4. shouted

Which is the adverb?
The boring lesson was not much fun.

1. lesson
2. boring
3. not
4. fun

Which is the adverb?
The film was exciting.

1. the
2. film
3. was
4. exciting

Which is the adverb?
The girl was excited.

1. The
2. girl
3. was
4. excited

'-ed' adjectives

Adjectives die eindigen op -ed worden gebruikt om te omschrijven wat/hoe mensen voelen.

I felt scared yesterday.

We were so embarrassed.

'-ing' adjectives

Adjectives die eindigen op -ing worden gebruikt om dingen en situaties te omschrijven.

This is a very interesting book.

That was a shocking accident.

The film was very_______.

1. scared
2. scaring

The teenagers were not _________ in the lesson.

1. interested
2. interesting

Teenagers are not _______.

1. interested
2. interesting

I am very _____ with this situation.

1. bored
2. boring

School is ______.

1. bored
2. boring

Snap je nu het verschil tussen een -ed of -ing adverb?