Pw5&6 Herhaling 2

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Grammar: Pitfalls

Match the Phrasal Verbs to their meanings

your

too

then

than

you're

its

This  car is faster  ______ the yellow one.

________ sister is three years old, right?

Are you a football fan ________?

He did his homework, _____ he watched a movie.

The dog finished _______ dinner within minutes.

__________ my favourite aunt!

Grammar: Prefixes and Suffixes

Write down the correct words using a prefix or suffix.

not friendly

Write down the correct words using a prefix or suffix.

Turn ''to read'' into a noun

Write down the correct words using a prefix or suffix.

fail to understand correctly

Write down the correct words using a prefix or suffix.

Create a comparative for 'close'

Write down the correct words using a prefix or suffix.

The opposite of ''legal''

Write down the correct words using a prefix or suffix.

The opposite of ''responsible''

Write down the correct words using a prefix or suffix.

Turn ''happy'' into a noun

Grammar: tenses

I think I ________ (see) you yesterday in the station.

The cat __________ (not eat) anything since yesterday.

She ______ (keep) the secret for thirty years.

Last weekend while Julie _________ (tidy) her room, she _________ (find) some of the toys.

He _________ (have) a shower at the moment . You can't disturb him.

Grammar: Passive

Make passive:
The Beatles wrote "A Hard Day's Night".

Make passive:
Maartje was locking the doors at 10 pm.

Make passive:
They called off the meeting.

Make passive:
They are sending him away to school.

Make passive:
Jake has cleaned the windows.

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Passive 

	Active	Passive
Present simple	I do the homework. She eats the apples.	The homework is done (by me). The apples are eaten (by her).
	verb present	am/is/are + voltooid deelwoord
Past simple	I did the homework. She ate the apples.	The homework was done (by me). The apples were eaten (by her).
	verb past	was/were + voltooid deelwoord
Present perfect	I have done the homework. She has eaten the apples	The homework has been done (by me). The apples have been eaten (by her).
	have/has + past participle	have/has + been + past participle