Word order, adverbs of manner

Word order, adverbs of manner
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Word order, adverbs of manner

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De standaard woordvolgorde
De volgorde in het Engels bij positieve en negatieve zinnen is:

Onderwerp - werkwoord(en) - lijdend voorwerp / meewerkend voorwerp - plaats - tijd

of met andere woorden:
Wie - doet - wat/wie - waar - wanneer

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Enkele voorbeelden
wie doet wat waar wanneer

The man didn't play guitar in France yesterday.
The boys have been eating candy all day.
He was born in The Netherlands in 1985.
They bought a dog for their aunt from the petshop yesterday.

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Wat zijn adverbs of frequency?
Adverbs of frequency zijn woorden die aangeven hoe vaak iets gebeurt. Enkele voorbeelden zijn:

I often go to work.
She has never done any chores.
We are sometimes late for class.
We don't normally do any homework.

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De positie van adverbs of frequency
1. Voor het hoofdwerkwoord
I often play guitar.
She has never played guitar.
She does not often go home in summer.

2. na een vorm van be (am/is/are/was/were)
I am always on time for my lessons.

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Wat zijn adverbs of manner?
Adverbs of frequency zijn woorden die aangeven hoe (wat voor manier)  iets gebeurt. Enkele voorbeelden zijn:

I'm very angry with you.
He left the shop quietly
He quickly walked away
My uncle drives really dangerously

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De positie van adverbs of manner
1. Voor het hoofdwerkwoord
He quietly left the building
She nervously waited for the train

2. Aan het einde van een zin
He left the building quietly
He drives very dangerously

3. Voor de adjective of adverb waar het iets over zegt
She is really quick
I am very angry with you

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Exercise 1
Put the words in the correct order to make a sentence

Zet de woorden in de juiste volgorde om een zin te maken

10 Questions

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1. he / visits / often / you

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go swimming / sometimes / on Sundays / I

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2. angry / we / sometimes / are

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3. in our house / cold / it / often / is

Slide 12 - Open question

4. usually / is / hungry / Sam / after school

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5. goes / never / my cousin / cycling

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6. Mark and Ted / books / hardly ever / read

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7. I / my homework / in my room / do / always

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8. snows / in this area / rarely / it

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9. rarely / am / for / late / school / morning / the / in / I

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10. Sam / goes / occasionally / with / out / his / friends

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11. usually / to / work / He / walks

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12. late / They / often / arrive / to / class

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13. fast food / She / rarely / eats

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14. go out / for dinner / Fridays / We / sometimes / on

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15. gym / I / go to / often / the

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16. English / speaks / fluently / She

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17. carefully / on / icy roads / He / drives

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18. the concert / beautifully / the song / They / at / sang

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19. quickly / the puzzle / solved / He

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20. gracefully / at the ball / danced / She

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Exercise 2
Write correct answers to these questions using the adverb of frequenty in brackets (haakjes)

v.b.:
How often do you go out with friends? (rarely)              
I rarely go out with friends.

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How often do you surf the net? (frequently)

Slide 31 - Open question

How often do you play boardgames? (never)

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How often does your mum do the shopping? (she - always)

Slide 33 - Open question

How often does your best friend call you? (he - often)

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How often does your English teacher speak Chinese? (she - rarely)

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