Week 26 - Block Test

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

TEST STEP 20

3 July - 4th period

AT SCHOOL!!!!

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What?

• much, many, little, few
  
• adjective or adverb
• present simple
• past simple (regular and irregular)
• present perfect (WB: difference past simple/present perfect)
• past continuous (WB: difference past simple/past continuous)
• possessive pronoun
  
• and, but, or, so, because
• word order

Much, many, (a) little (a) few

	ENKELVOUD	MEERVOUD
VEEL	much	many
WEINIG	little	few

He has much time (veel, time = enkelvoud)

He has many friends (veel, friends = meervoud)

He has little time (weinig, time = enkelvoud)

He has few friends (weinig, friends = meervoud)

Pas op:

a little = een beetje

a few = een paar

There is too ................ water here!

1. much
2. many
3. little
4. few

There are ................ cars on the road

1. much
2. many
3. little
4. few

There is ................ water here!

1. much
2. many
3. little
4. few

There are ................ people here!

1. much
2. many
3. little
4. few

There is ................ light here!

1. much
2. many
3. little
4. few

Much many little few - Practise!

Much and many

• Elementary

Little and few

• Elementary

A few and a little

• Elementary

Adjective or Adverb

Adjective	Adverb (adjective + -ly)
nice	nice ly
beautiful	beautiful ly
easy	eas ily
good	well (onregelmatig)

Adjective (bijvoegelijk naamwoord)

Zegt iets over een persoon, een ding of een dier

He is good tennis player.

She is a bad singer.

She is a quick thinker.

He is an intelligent speaker. 

Adverb (bijwoord)

Zegt iets over hoe iets gebeurt (vaak het werkwoord).

He plays tennis well.

She sings badly.

She thinks quickly.

He speaks intelligently. 

Adjective or Adverb - Practise!

• Elementary
• Elementary
• Intermediate

Present Simple (tegenwoordige tijd)

they have > it has

I carry > he carries

we teach > she teaches

you do > he does 

She doesn't eat.

Do you laugh a lot?

They play tennis.

Tegenwoordige tijd: gewoonte, mening of feit

	(+) werkwoord + s	(-) don't of doesn't & werkwoord	(?) do of does & werkwoord
Onderwerp is: I, you, we, they	I work you work we work they work	I don't work you don't work we don't work they don't work	do I work? do you work? do we work? do they work?
Onderwerp is: she, he, it ( shitregel )	he work s she work s it work s	he do es n't work she do es n't work it do es n't work	do es he work? do es she work? do es it work?

Present Simple - practise!

(+) zinnen (affirmative)

• Elementary 1
• Elementary 2
• Intermediate

(-) zinnen (negative)

• Elementary
• Intermediate

(?) zinnen (questions)

• Elementary 1
• Elementary 2
• Intermediate

Past Simple (verleden tijd)

+ regelmatig werkwoord + ed	+ onregelmatig leren! telkens anders	- didn't + werkwoord	? did ... + werkwoord
I work ed you worked he, she, it worked we worked you worked they worked	I slept you slept he, she, it slept we slept you slept they slept	I didn't work you didn't work he didn't work we didn't work you didn't work they didn't work	did I work ? did you work? did she work? did we work? did you work? did they work?

I didn't eat, yesterday.

When did you visit Paris?

They didn't play tennis last week.

Verleden tijd

Gebeurtenis of situatie in het verleden, is nu voorbij, afgelopen

Meestal staat er bij wanneer 

I carry > he carried

she stops > she stopped

Past Simple - practise!

Onregelmatige werkwoorden

• Quizlet

(+) zinnen (affirmative)

• Elementary
• Intermediate

(-) zinnen (negative) & (?) zinnen (questions)

• Intermediate

Present Perfect (voltooid tegenwoordige tijd)

	+ have / has & voltooid deelwoord	- haven't/hasn 't & voltooid deelwoord	? have/has & voltooid deelwoord
Onderwerp is: I, you, we, they	I have walked you have walked we have walked they have walked	I haven't walked you haven't walked we haven't walked they haven't walked	have I walked? have you walked? have we walked? have they walked?
Onderwerp is: he, she, it	he has walked she has walked it has walked	he hasn't walked she hasn't walked it hasn't walked	has he walked? has she walked? has it walked?

I haven't eaten yet.

Have you ever visited Paris?

She has just finished her homework.

In het verleden begonnen maar nog niet voorbij, of nog merkbaar

Vaak samen met for, since, ever, never, just, yet

Voltooid deelwoord

• regelmatig: werkwoord + ed
• onregelmatig: leren (3e kolom)

Present Perfect - practise!

Onregelmatige werkwoorden

• Quizlet - verleden tijd en voltooid deelwoord 
  
• Quizlet - alleen voltooid deelwoord oefenen

(+) zinnen (affirmative)

• Elementary
• Intermediate

(-) zinnen (negative) & (?) zinnen (questions)

• Intermediate
• Intermediate

Extra voor Wit / Blauw

Kies de goede: 

past simple of present perfect

• Elementary
• Intermediate
• Intermediate

Past Continuous (verleden tijd, bezig)

	+ was / were & werkwoord & ing	- wasn't/weren't & werkwoord & ing	? was/were & werkwoord & ing
Onderwerp is: you, we, they	you were talking we were talking they were talking	you weren't talking we weren't talking they weren't talking	were you talking? were we talking? were they talking?
Onderwerp is: I, he, she, it	I was talking he was talking she was talking it was talking	I wasn't talking he wasn't talking she wasn't talking it wasn't talking	was I talking? was he talking? was she talking? was it talking?

Were the boys crying all the time?

We weren't paying attention.

I was explaining grammar when another teacher entered.

Gebruik je om aan te geven dat iets aan de gang was in het verleden. 

Vaak samen met past simple dat gebruikt wordt voor een gebeurtenis. I was sleeping when the doorbell rang.

Pas op

• have > having
• run > running

Past Continuous - practise!

(+) zinnen (affirmative)

• Elementary
• Elementary
• Intermediate

Alles door elkaar (+), (-), (?)

• Intermediate

Extra voor Wit / Blauw

Kies de goede: 

past simple of past continuous

• Elementary
• Elementary
• Intermediate

Possessives

	midden in de zin: jouw, mijn etc.	eind van de zin: van jou, van mij etc.
I you he she it we you they	my your his her its our your their	mine yours his hers -- ours yours theirs

Possessives (bezittelijke voornaamwoorden) geven aan van wie iets is.

I > This is my car. The car is mine.

you > That is your bike. The bike is yours.

he > This is his iPad? It is his.

she > That is her car? It is hers.

it > Look at the house. Its door is red.

we > This is not our house. It is not ours.

you > That is your dog. The dog is yours.

they  > This is their boat. The boat is theirs.

Possessives

My, your etc.

• Elementary
• Intermediate

Mine, yours etc.

• Elementary
• Intermediate