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• Leerjaar 3

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Week 40 - Lesson 1

Grammar

Today's class

At the end of this class I...

• ... know the difference between not...either, so, neither, nor and can use them correctly.
• ... know at least five prepositions of direction and can use these correctly.

Homework check: Exercise 9, page 31/32

1. You mustn't panic (about making a mistake). / Don't panic.
2. It's not the end of the world.
3. You need to think carefully about this.
4. Never go on a date with a classmate's (little) sister.
5. You shouldn't underestimate the risks you take.
6. You should never feel guilty about a mistake / Never feel guilty about making a mistake
7. Don't worry.
8. make sure it is the right Kevin.

Homework check: Exercise 10, page 32/33

1. Reassurance: Cheer up. Warning: You shouldn't wear white jeans. / You shouldn't drink coke and spill it. / You shouldn't spill coke. / You shouldn't spill coke (on your white jeans).
2. Reassurance: You mustn't worry about it. / Don't worry about it too much. / I can assure you everything will turn out all right. Warning: You need to get up earlier. / You should get up earlier. / You mustn't be late.
3. Reassurance: Just wait and see, everything will turn out all right. / You mustn't worry about it. / Don't worry about it too much. / It's not as bad as it looks. Warning: Never let your dog run free. / Never let your dog run around. / Don't let your dog run free. / You mustn't let your dog run free. / You shouldn't let your dog run free.

Homework check: Exercise 10, page 32/33

1. Don't worry about it too much. / It's not as bad as it looks. / You mustn't worry about it. / Don't worry about it too much. Warning: We shouldn't underestimate cycling here in the fog / We should be certain about the risks we take. / Never cycle around in the fog. / Be careful not to be stranded in the fog.
   
2. Reassurance: Never mind. It's not as bad as it looks. / Don't worry about it too much. / You don't have to panic about it. / It's not as scary as you think. Warning: Make sure never to go into dangerous neighbourhoods. / Watch out you don't go into dangerous neighbourhoods. / Make sure not to go into dangerous neighbourhoods.
3. Reassurance: You don't have to panic about it. It's not as scary as you think. Warning: Don't let people enter the house. / You mustn't let people into the house. / You shouldn't let people into the house. / Be careful not to let people into the house.

Warming up

Sleepopdracht --> Which sentences should be connected to one another?

Neither have my niece and nephew.

So do I.

My aunt doesn't like him either.

I thoroughly enjoy having no homework during the weekend.

My best friend has never had a pet at home.

We don't like the rapper Eminem.

Grammar 4, page 25

Option 1: So

• Meaning: 'ook'; als iets voor jou (of iemand anders) ook geldt.
  
• Use: When you compare people, objects or other things.

I am lovely. So are you. (= to be vorm in de zin)

Her friend loves shopping. So do you. (= geen vorm van hww in zin)

• Structure: Je begint de zin met SO, herhaalt het werkwoord indien dit een hulpwerkwoord is, en eindigt met het onderwerp. (geen hulpwerkwoord? gebruik 'do' in je bevestiging)

Examples of modal verbs (hulpwerkwoorden)

vormen to be

vormen to have

can-could

will-would

shall-should

may-might

must 

Option 2: not ...either

• Meaning: 'ook niet'; als iets voor jou (of iemand anders) ook NIET geldt.
• Use: To say something else is also not the case / not going to happen
• Structure 1: subject + modal verb not + either
• Structure 2: subject + do/does not + either
  
  I don't really like maths. She doesn't either. 

     They aren't going to that party. We aren't either. 

Option 3: neither / nor

Meaning: 'ook niet'; als iets voor jou (of iemand anders) ook NIET geldt.

Use: We use neither/nor in a negative comparison.

We don't like Mondays - Nor do I /Neither do I.

She never drinks beer - Nor do I / Neither do I.

Structure 1: Neither/nor + modal verb + subject.
Structure 2: Neither/nor + do/does + subject.

She liked this grammar item. (ik ook)

We have never been to NYC before

KEY exercise 13, page 34

1. Neither have I / Nor have I / I haven't either
   
2. So am I
   
3. So are mine
   
4. Neither do mine / Nor do mine / Mine don't either
   
5. So will I (be)
   
6. Neither will I / Nor will I

Homework

Do:

- Exercise 13, page 34

Learn/ study:

- Prepositions of direction, page 172 (text book)