PHV2C: U1_L2_7 230924

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• Leerjaar 2

PHV2C: U1_L2_7 230924

PHV2C 23-09-24

Unit 1

For H

Unit 1

1. Present Simple
2.  Possession ('s, -s', of)
3. Possessive Pronouns
4. Be going to... (future)

HAVO	VWO
5. One, ones	5. Conjuctions
6. Tags	6. Will, Shall (future)
	7. Interrogative Pronouns

Bezit aangeven

Je kunt het bezit op vier manieren aangeven:
's (apostrof +s)
' (alleen een apostrof)
... of... (tussen woorden in)

bezittelijke voornaamwoorden

Bezit

Apostrof (+s)	Of	Bezittelijke Voornaamwoord
John 's car is blue! ********************** Student s' lockers are downstairs.	Only the front of the car is blue. ********************** The are at the ground floor of this building.	The rest of his car is red. ********************** Students can unlock their lockers with a PIN code.

Bezit: Apostrof (+s) - personen, dieren

Enkelvoud of meervoud zonder -s = 's

• teacher > teacher's : This is my teacher's bag.
• brother > brother's : My brother's friend is tall.
• Charles > Charles's : Charles's car is black.
• children > children's : The children's rooms are upstairs.

Meervoud op een -s = '

• teachers > teachers' : The teachers' room is downstairs.
• students > students' : These are the students' lockers.

Bezit: Apostrof (+s) - personen, dieren

	Met s	Zonder s
students
Charles
ladies
roommate
roommates
children
people

Bezit: Apostrof (+s) - personen, dieren

	Met s	Zonder s
students		students'
Charles
ladies
roommate
roommates
children
people

Bezit: Apostrof (+s) - personen, dieren

	Met s	Zonder s
students		students'
Charles	Charles's
ladies
roommate
roommates
children
people

Bezit: Apostrof (+s) - personen, dieren

	Met s	Zonder s
students		students'
Charles	Charles's
ladies		ladies'
roommate
roommates
children
people

Bezit: Apostrof (+s) - personen, dieren

	Met s	Zonder s
students		students'
Charles	Charles's
ladies		ladies'
room	roommate's
rooms
children
people

Bezit: Apostrof (+s) - personen, dieren

	Met s	Zonder s
students		students'
Charles	Charles's
ladies		ladies'
room	roommate's
rooms		roommates'
children
people

Bezit: Apostrof (+s) - personen, dieren

	Met s	Zonder s
students		students'
Charles	Charles's
ladies		ladies'
room	roommate's
rooms		roommates'
children	children's
people

Bezit: Apostrof (+s) - personen, dieren

	Met s	Zonder s
students		students'
Charles	Charles's
ladies		ladies'
room	roommate's
rooms		roommates'
children	children's
people	people's

David and Sue are husband and wife. David is Sue ___ husband.

This car belongs to Ann.
It's Ann ___ car.

The king lives in a very big palace.
The king ___ palace is very big.

All the students have put their books on the table. All students ___ books are on the table.

My grandparents have a house next door to us. My grandparents ___ house is next door to ours.

Mr and Mrs Smith have a daughter, Mary. Mr and Mrs Smith are Mary ___ parents.

Bezit: ...of... - dingen, plaatsen, landen

Game of Thrones

the cities of Ireland

the yard of the house

the leg of the table

the back of the car

the coast of Brazil

the Wall of China

the Dark Side of the Moon

rise of an Empire

She's a successful manager and her speciality is dealing with ...

1. the problems of customers
2. customers's problems
3. customers' problems

Her children love the Rolling Stones. ... are covered in posters of Mick Jagger.

1. The walls of their bedroom
2. Their bedrooms's walls
3. Their bedroom's walls

They have painted "We know it's only rock and roll, but we like it", on ...

1. the garage's door
2. the door of the garage
3. the door's garage

Once a month the children spend a weekend at their ...

1. fathers'
2. father's
3. house of their father

After her divorce, Maria has problems. She thinks that her ex-husband doesn't understand ...

1. her situation's difficulties.
2. her situations' difficulties.
3. the difficulties of her situation.

Her parents are Mexican, and when she travels to Mexico she stays on her ...

1. grandparents's farm
2. grandparents' farm
3. farm of her grandparents

Bezit: bezittelijke voornaamwoorden

I	my	mine	of mine
you	your	yours	of yours
he	his	his	of his
she	her	hers	of hers
it	its	-	-
we	our	ours	of ours
you	your	yours	of yours
they	their	theirs	of theirs

Bezit: bezittelijke voornaamwoorden

my + zelfstandig naamwoord 
(net zoals een bijvoeglijk naamwoord)

This is my room. 

I like your hair.

His sister is older.

The dog is playing with its tail.

Our village is near the border.

They usually park their car under the tree.

Bezit: bezittelijke voornaamwoorden

mine = my + zelfstandig naamwoord 
(in plaats van)

This is mine. (my room)

I like yours. (your hair)

His is older. (his sister)

The dog is playing with its. (moet wel "its tail")

Ours is near the border. (our village)

They usually park theirs under the tree. (their car)

That bag is not mine.

What does "mine" replace?

I thought I heard Nick's cat. Turns out I heard ours.
What does "ours" replace?

His mom is a dentist. Yours is a dentist too, isn't she?
What does "yours" replace?

Rewrite the sentence replacing the phrase "her book":
He gave her another book because she lost her book.

Rewrite the sentence replacing the phrase "your place".
Are we meeting at my place or your place?

Questions?