theme 1 lesson 3 some/any/every/no

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo g
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome to English class

on your table:

workbook A

to do:

1) log into lessonup

2) read/study grammar p. 68 some/any/no/every

do exercise 57

T: study grammar p. 68
do exercise 52

Welcome 3kdb

At the end of the lesson: 

You understand the difference between some, any, every, no and compounds. 

You can use some,any,every,no in a sentence

Time to take notes!

10 min

Difference?

Same rules! 

Wanneer gebruik je "any"?

1. In bevestigende zinnen
2. In ontkennende zinnen
3. In vragende zinnen
4. A, B en C zijn alledrie goed

Every

betekent: iedere

I see her every day of the week.

Ook in samenstellingen:

We should help everywhere we can.

NO 

betekent: not any (niet/geen)

There will be no sunshine tomorrow. 

Ook in samenstellingen:

There is nowhere I can hang my coat.

Tracy made sure ______ knew about her party by sending invitation cards.

1. someone
2. everyone
3. anyone

There is ______ wrong with Julius. He is just fine.

1. nothing
2. something
3. everything
4. none

We did _______ we could do to make our dreams come true.

1. nothing
2. some
3. everything
4. anything

________ questions on this test were really difficult, but others were really easy.

1. some
2. any
3. none
4. every

My grandmother gives me the same brithday present ______ year.

1. no
2. some
3. every
4. any

We don't have ____ milk left. Could you go to the shop and get some more?

1. every
2. any
3. some
4. no

let's check exercise 57/52

Back to work: 

K Do exercises 58, 59 (p. 68,69)
- T exercise 53 (hand in on paper)

You can whisper and work on the exercises together. 

Done before the timer went off? study theme words theme 1 (quizlet or in your book)

Write down:
What is the difference between some, any, every, no?

Well done!

At the end of the lesson:

-You understand the difference between some, any, every, no and compounds.

-You can use some, any, every, no and compounds in sentences

Homework: finish exercises 57, 58, 59 
workbook page 68 +