BK1AB | Grammar: some/any | 16/04/2024

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1,3

Good afternoon! 

Put your backpack on the floor 

PHONES AWAY

Book + notebook on table

Tablet on your table

Pencil case on your table

PLANNING

1. Lesson aims               
2. Flashback                                         
3. Grammar
4. Off to work!
5. Watch

  

                            

LESSON AIMS

By the end of this lesson you will:

- know what quantifiers are, and how to use them.

FLASHBACK

SOCRATIVE

Room name: MISSSWAN

Off to work!

WHAT? Do exercises 29-33 on pages 156-159

HOW? Individually

HELP? Ask  the person next to me, or wait until I've reached you

TIME? Until 12:40

DONE? 

VOCABULARY

1. SPIN THE WHEEL

2. Translate the word the wheel landed on

3. Write a meaningful sentence with the word in 1 minute

EXAMPLE: Tree = Boom

There are lots of trees in the forest

OFF TO WORK!

WHAT? Do the mock test on Magister
HOW? Individually. Whispering allowed

HELP? I'll do my rounds and help you when I reach you.
               Otherwise ask the person next to you.

TIME? 15 minutes

DONE? Check your answers, then study for the test

          

SOME / ANY

SOME en ANY betekenen beide:

• enkele
• wat 
• een paar
• geen (in combinatie met NOT)

                                                                   Ik koop elke dag wat snoep in de kantine.

                                                                   I buy some sweets in the canteen every day. 

                                                           Mijn broer mag geen noten eten, hij is allergisch.

                                                           My brother can't eat any nuts, he's allergic.

SOME / ANY

Some en any hebben dus dezelfde betekenis, 

maar worden in verschillende soorten zinnen gebruikt. 

Some gebruik je in bevestigende zinnen, deze eindigen altijd met een punt of een uitroepteken en er staat geen 'not' in.

Any gebruik je in zinnen met een vraagteken 

en zinnen met het woord 'not' er in.

Daffy has some money.

Patrick doesn't have any money.

Some

Used in affirmative sentences:

There was some cake left when she came home.

AND:

When you expect the answer to your question to be positive:

Do you have some coffee?

Any

Any:

Used in negative sentences and questions:

There wasn't  any  cake left when I came home.

Was there any cake left when you came home?

I have ___ apples left.

1. any
2. some

Are there ___ cakes left?

1. any
2. some

He hasn't got ___ time.

1. any
2. some

Can I have ___ lemonade, please?

1. some
2. any

I learnt ___ new things today.

1. some
2. any

He has ___ money.

1. some
2. any