Unit 5&6 test preparation

• English
• Middelbare school
• vmbo b
• Leerjaar 3

May, 29th

Unit 5&6 test preparation

- future plans

- word order

- adjectives vs adverbs

- imperative

- words that have to do with outdoor life, water life, law & punishment, easily confused words

Future Plans & Predictions

	TO BE	GOING TO	VERB
I	am	going to	swim
YOU	are	going to	walk
SHE/HE/IT	is	going to	kiss
WE	are	going to	play rugby
YOU	are	going to	go away
THEY	are	going to	hike

translate:
Meneer Nengerman gaat vandaag zwemmen

translate:
Gaat Rosan morgen naar school lopen?

translate:
B3a gaat deze week geen huiswerk maken.

WORD ORDER

- adverb of frequency (always, often, usually, sometimes, never)

- definition of place

- definition of time

adverb of frequency

- before the main verb:

Who	verb	adverb of frequency	verb
Nomi		always	studies
Tim	has	never	lied
Linn	is	usually	smiling

Where do you put place and time?

AT THE END OF THE SENTENCE

FIRST PLACE

THEN TIME

Nomi always studies in her room at night.

Tim has never lied in school in the morning.

Linn is usually smiling at work on Saturdays.

DONKEY BRIDGE 

P(place) is positioned 

before T(time) in the 

Alphabet 

Is Jayson kissing sometimes Naomi?

1. correct
2. incorrect

Rolf has never hit Jill at 8 o'clock in the train.

1. correct
2. incorrect

which is which?

adjective	adverb
bijvoeglijk naamwoord	bijwoord
zegt iets over een naamwoord	zegt iets over een werkwoord, een bijvoeglijk naamwoord of een zin(-sdeel)
	eindigt vaak op -ly

.............., we all know the answers to the test.

1. Luckily
2. Lucky
3. Luck

Lena sings ...............

1. beautiful
2. beauty
3. beautifully

Shahed is ................. important to this class.

1. terror
2. terribly
3. terrible

imperative

- gebiedende wijs (wat ouders, opvoeders en docenten altijd doen....)

use the word 'please' here

This is .......... problem.

1. they're
2. their
3. there

The cat hates ....... master.

1. it's
2. its

Tuncay is taller ....... Yosan

1. than
2. then

Saiffedine, I like ......... style

1. you're
2. your

............ so happy, that we............. not in the place ......... the bomb exploded

1. We're, were, where
2. Were, we're, where
3. Where, were, we're

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future plans

word order

imperative

adjective + adverb

easily confused words