H4 periode 3 week 12

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H4 English Term 3
week 12

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SE3: Grammar & Words en Leesvaardigheid
  • Past Simple and Past Continuous
  •  Comparatives and Superlatives
  • Adjectives and Adverbs
  •  Vocab Term 3 (English-Dutch only)
  •  Irregular verbs
  • Exam texts (you are allowed to use a dictionary for this part)

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SE Grammar:
Past Simple and Past Continuous

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Past Continous en Past Simple




Past Continuous = al aan de gang ( lang)
Past Simple = iets gebeurde (kort)

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Past Simple = ww + ed
- verleden tijd
- plaatsgevonden en afgelopen
- wanneer is belangrijk
- Signaalwoorden: last week, in 2012

:) They cleaned the house last week
:( They didn't clean the house last week
? Did they clean the house last week?

Let op! Onr. ww = 2e rijtje
:) He wrote a letter to her yesterday
:( He didn't write a letter to her yesterday
? Did he write a letter to her yesterday?



Past Continuous = was/were + ww + ing
- verleden tijd
- was in het verleden aan de gang
- in NL: 'ik was aan het ....' 


:) They were cleaning the house when I came home
:( They weren't cleaning the house right now
? Were they cleaning the house right now?


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Past continuous vs. past simple
Je gebruikt de past continuous i.c.m. de past simple om aan te geven dat er iets gebeurde (korte actie = past simple) terwijl er al iets aan de gang was (lange actie = past continuous).

 I was reading a book when the phone rang
I was washing my car when the accident happened

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SE Grammar:
Comparisons and superlatives

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Woorden met 1 lettergreep
  •   -er of -est er achter, bijvoorbeeld:
dumb, dumber, dumbest
cute, cuter, cutest
large, larger, largest

Als het woord eindigt met één klinker plus één medeklinker, dan verdubbel je die medeklinker.
big, bigger, biggest               fat, fatter, fattest            slim, slimmer, slimmest

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Woorden met 2 lettergrepen
  •  -er of -est als ze eindigen op  -le, -er, -ow, of y     (y wordt i)
simple » simpler, simplest (-le)
clever » cleverer, cleverest (-er)
narrow » narrower, narrowest (-ow)
busy » busier, busiest (-y)

  • more of most bij alle andere woorden met 2 lettergrepen, bijvoorbeeld:
tired - more tired - most tired
honest - more honest - most honest

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Woorden met 3 of meer lettergrepen
  • more of most er achter,  bijvoorbeeld:

beautiful - more beautiful - most beautiful
terrifying - more terrifying - most terrifying
difficult - more difficult - most difficult


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uitzonderingen
good - better - best

bad - worse - worst

little - less - least

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Adjectives and Adverbs
zegt het woord iets over een zelfstandig naamwoord?
            I                                                                        I
          ja                                                                     nee
         ->  zonder -ly                                               ->  met -ly

The snow is beautiful                                       It's beautifully written.
He's a bad boy.                                                     She walks quickly.



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uitzonderingen
good - well       Good work!      -     Well done!

fast - fast           My car is fast  -    She runs fast. 

hard - hard        A hard night    -   We've worked hard.

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Weektaak
  1. Complete 'Weektaak week 12' and check your answers. 
       -> send me this in Teams

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SE3: Grammar & Words en Leesvaardigheid
  • Past Simple and Past Continuous
  •  Comparatives and Superlatives
  • Adjectives and Adverbs
  •  Vocab Term 3 (English-Dutch only)
  •  Irregular verbs
  • Exam texts (you are allowed to use a dictionary for this part)

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