grammar unit 5

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 2

today:

repetition: grammar unit 5

work for yourself and the homework

repetition: grammar unit 5

Plural of: child

1. childes
2. childs
3. childrens
4. children

Plural of:

1. heroes
2. hero's
3. heros
4. held

Plural of: puppy

1. puppies
2. puppy's
3. puppys
4. puppen

Plural of:

1. knife's
2. knifes
3. knives
4. kniven

Plural of:

1. shoe
2. shoes
3. schoenen
4. shoos

Plural of:

1. sheeps
2. sheep
3. sheepes
4. sheep's

never use an 's to make a word plural

more info can be found on page: 146

Choose: many/much
.....................books

1. many
2. much

Choose many / much:
__________ eggs

1. many
2. much

many / much homework

1. many
2. much

Many/Much coins

1. Many
2. Much

kies: many / much
.................sugar

1. many
2. much

Choose many / much:
__________ water

1. many
2. much

MANY/MUCH

MANY	MUCH
Countable nouns (C)	Uncountable nouns (U)
many cars, many houses, many mice (?) How many cats did you see? (-) There aren't many hours left. (+) There are too many houses being sold.	Much flour, much sugar, much water (?) How much flour do I have to add? (-) I don't have much water left. (+) There is so much sugar in my coffee. Too much.

Choose
(comparisons)

1. more quiet
2. much quiet
3. quieter
4. quiet

Choose
(comparisons)

1. more narrow
2. narrower
3. much narrow
4. narrow

choose
(comparisons)

1. powerful
2. the most powerful
3. powerfuler
4. much powerful

choose (comparisons)

1. simpler
2. more simple
3. much simple
4. most simpelest

Choose
(comparisons)

1. expensive
2. expensiver
3. more expensive
4. much expensiver

Comparisons: welke is onjuist?

1. big - biger - biggest
2. good - better - best
3. busy - busier -busiest
4. nice - nicer - nicest

Comparisons: welke is onjuist?

1. far - further - furthest
2. little - less - least
3. bad - badder - baddest
4. good - better - best

extra info can be found on page: 147

present perfect

1. I have decided
2. I had decided
3. He had decided
4. I did decide

present perfect

1. Gina lived in Seattle four years ago
2. Gina has lived in Seattle since 2018
3. Gina was living in Seattle when there was an earthquake
4. Rick broke his leg yesterday.

PRESENT PERFECT:
in welke zin wordt de present perfect gebruikt?

1. I have lived in Utrecht for 13 years.
2. I was living in Utrecht.
3. I lived in Utrecht in 2010
4. I am living in Utrecht.

PRESENT PERFECT:
in welke zin wordt de present perfect gebruikt?

1. She had been working until late.
2. She have been working until late.
3. She has worked until late.
4. She has been working until late.

PRESENT PERFECT
in welke zin wordt de present perfect gebruikt?

1. We have not visited Amsterdam.
2. We hasn't visited Amsterdam.
3. We have not been visiting Amsterdam.
4. We haven't yet visited Amsterdam.

PRESENT PERFECT

Welke zin staat in de Present Perfect?

1. She goes home at 8 o'clock.
2. He fell off his bike.
3. She has eaten 3 sandwiches so far.
4. They worked all day yesterday.

Present Perfect (verleden tijd)

1. Iets is in het verleden gebeurd, maar het exacte moment is niet belangrijk.

Hoe? ->  Have/Has + volt.deelwoord (-ed / 3e rijtje)

Present perfect

extra info:

page 147

Where do you place the adverb?

1. I never take the bus home.
2. I take the bus home never.
3. I take never the bus home.
4. Never I take the bus home.

Where do you place the adverb?

1. Always I play football.
2. I always play football.
3. I play always football.
4. I play football always.

Where do you place the adverb?

1. Often I go to the cinema.
2. I often go to the cinema.
3. I go often to the cinema.
4. I go to the cinema often.

Deega __________ for five minutes when they interrupted her and offered her the job.

1. had only been talking
2. had been talking only
3. had been only talking
4. only had been talking

We use the past perfect continuous here to express that something had been happening for some time in the past before another event in the past (interrupted and offered = past simple). The sentence often contains words such as after, before, when, so, until or since. The past perfect continuous is formed with had been + a verb with the -ing ending (here: talking). When we use an adverb (here: only) in the sentence, we place it between had and been, so had only been talking.

Where do you place the adverb?

1. She is talking always.
2. She always is talking.
3. She is always talking.
4. Always she is talking.

Where in the sentence do you place an adverb?

1. before a noun
2. before the main verb
3. before 'to be'
4. after the main verb

Een Bijwoord geeft aan hoe iets gebeurt (hoe snel, hoe vaak, hoe mooi, enzovoor). voorbeelden zijn: never, ever, always, only, also, ready

deze bijwooren komen meestal vóór het hoofdwerkwoord

She has never been here before.

Tommy is always late for class.

Tim has already finished the homework for next week.

extra info on page 149

now

If you have not finished it already, do the selftest and the catch up.

If you have finished that. Work on 6.1, excersises 1 to 6 on pages 95 to 99

homework

study the irregular verbs on page 149