Chapter 3 - Word Order // Negations and Questions

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Writing

Word Order

Negations

Questions

Today

• Word order: discussing (exercise 13). 
  I can use the correct word order when writing English sentenes. 
• Negations
  I can write correct English sentences using the word "not". 
• Questions
  I can ask questions in correct English. 

Word order // place before time

in 2005

hit

Hurricane Katrina

New Orleans

a really bad blizzard

in 1888

in New York City

there was

in 1883

in Indonesia

is about

the book Krakatoa

the volcano eruption

Tekst

in England

for her first voyage

from Southampton

to New York City

on 10 April 1912

set out 

the Titanic

at 23:40 on April 14, 1912

one of the sailors

spotted a large iceberg

in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean

in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean

on 15 April 1912

sank 

the Titanic

Negations and Questions

Negation = ontkenning

Question = vraag 

Turn this sentence in a negation:
He feels scared.

Negations 

Staat er een hulpwerkwoord in de zin?
JA    Zet NOT achter het hulpwerkwoord.

I am thirteen years old. --> I am not thirteen years old. 

 

NEE  Voeg het hulpwerkwoord "to do" toe. 

           Zet NOT achter het hulpwerkwoord. 

He walks to school often. --> He does not walk  to school often. 

Turn this sentence into a negation:
We stayed at a hotel.

Turn this sentence into a negation.
They have a new car.

Turn this sentence into a negation.
I'm planning to go on a boat trip in the Gulf of Mexico.

Turn this sentence into a question.
She knows a lot of people here.

Questions

Staat er een hulpwerkwoord in de zin?

JA  Haal het hulpwerkwoord helemaal naar voren. 

He is always happy. --> Is he always happy? 

NEE  Voeg een hulpwerkwoord "to do" voor in de zin toe. 

He wants a pizza for dinner. -->Does he want  a pizza for dinner?

Turn this sentence into a question.
The oil spill is a huge disaster.

Turn this sentence into a question.
I went to Barbados and had an amazing holiday.

Turn the sentence into a question.
John took the opportunity to do some sightseeing.