Grammar - everything you need to know from Unit 1&2

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 1

This is a review of the grammar in Units 1&2

Grammar Test (2-test)

Thursday the 16th of November (B1X)

Tuesday the 21st of November (B1W)

Grammar tenses

1. When do you use the Present Continuous?
2. When do you use the present Simple?

Parts of speech

1. What is a verb?
   
2. What is a noun
3. What is an adverb?
4. What is an adjective?
5. Give example words of all of the above: a) verb = play

The verb " to have"

Present tense of to have: 

I have

she /he/ it has

we /they/ you have

Past tense of "have"

The past tense of "have" is had

I had an accident on my bike yesterday.

She had a birthday party on Saturday.

REMEMBER; HAD DOES NOT CHANGE FORM FOR I - YOU- SHE- HE- IT- WE - THEY

have and have got

Now you try?

1. He has / has got a cup of tea at breakfast every morning.
   
2. Have you / have you got a bike? 
3. Do you always have /have got your iPad with you?
4. I've got / having new neighbours, they moved in yesterday.
5. She doesn't have / has lots of money.

Question words

Where?

What?

Why?

When?

Which?

How?

Tip: re-read the interview with Serkan on page 8 in your student book

Have you done exercise 10 page 8 in your workbook?

The verb : to be

I am

he / she/ it/ is

 we / you / they are

The past tense of to be is was or were

I was - she was - he was- it was

They were - you were - we were

The verb " to do"

I do

She / he/ it does

We  / they / you do

I don't 

She / he/ it doesn't

We / they / you don't

Past tense of "do"

The past tense of the verb "do" is did.

Examples: How long did you study English for?

Did she enjoy her holiday?

REMEMBER: WHEN YOU USE DID IN A SENTENCE, YOU DO NOT NEED TO ADD "S" TO THE SECOND VERB IN THE SENTENCE AND YOU DON'T NEED TO PUT IT INTO THE PAST TENSE

Example sentences

1. What kind of _________ did you teach? "Well they _____ young children".
   
2. What happened to you last night? " I ________ an accident ".
3. How long did you _________ English for? " A couple of years."  
4. Did you _________ your holiday? " It was great" .

enjoy  /  students  /   study  / have  /  to be  /

who's and whose?

Both these words sound the same:

WHO'S means; who is

example: Who's going to Mrs Corrigan's lesson?

WHOSE; means who does this belong to

example: Whose bag is this?

Tip: look at page 8 Unit 1 in student book (iPad)

do exercise 8 on page 6 in your work book

CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS

Hi, I (1) 's/'m Susan, I (2)come/comes from England. I (3)am/is  British but now I (4) live/lives in the Netherlands. I've lived here for 23 years. I (5) live/living in a house in Zwaag with my Son. He is called Joey, he is 20 years old. I (6) coming/came to the Netherlands in 1994 and I (7)like/liked it immediately. I usually go/went back to England every month as my father and daughter (8) lived/live/lived/living there.