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• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo k
• Leerjaar 3

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Vertaal de woorden

1. eeuw 
2. goud
3. overal
4. soldaat
5. oorlog
6. toets
7. network

Vertaal de woorden

1. mode
2. calculator
3. worldwide
4. kraal
5. verbaasd
6. gloednieuw
7. picture

Vertaal de woorden

1. century
2. gold
3. everywhere
4. soldier
5. war
6. key
7. netwerk

vertaal de woorden

1. fashion
2. rekenmachine
3. wereldwijd
4. bead
5. amazed
6. brand new
7. plaatje

Grammar- verleden tijd

1. They ______a farm two weeks ago. (visit)
2.  _______Susan ____to England by plane? (go)
3. The children _______at home last weekend. (be)
4. I_________my maths homework yesterday. (do)
5. Mammoths _____a long time ago. (live)
6. Mammoths _____big animals, bigger than elephants. (be)

Grammar- verleden tijd

1. They visited a farm two weeks ago. (visit)

2.  Did Susan go to England by plane? (go)

3. The children were at home last weekend. (be)

4.I did my maths homework yesterday. (do)

5. Mammoths lived a long time ago. (live)

6. Mammoths were big animals, bigger than elephants. (be)

Grammar- who of which

1. I know a girl_____likes apple with sugar. 

2. The newspaper ____I read yesterday was the Times. 

3. A butcher is a man ______sells meat. 

4. The man _____was arrested stole my bike. 

5. The book _____is lying on the table is very old.

Much / many

1. How____coins did you find yesterday? 

2. How _____water is in this bottle? 

3. How ____crosswords did she solve correctly? 

4. How _____milk do they have for breakfast? 

5. How ____bikes were stolen last year? 

6. How ___coffee do your parents drink per day?

a / an

1. He is drinking ____cup of coffee. 
2. The girl is ____ pilot. 
3. Leipzig has _____ airport. 
4. This is ____expensive bike. 
5. Look! There's ______bird flying.

Phrases

1. Het laat je een plaatje van het verleden zien.
2. Deze eerste computers waren zo groot dat ze een hele kamer vulden.
3. In 1971 stuurde Ray de eerste e-mail.

Phrases

It shows you a picture of the past.

These first computers were as large that they filled a whole room

In 1971 Ray sent the first email.