Recap Possession

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t, havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 2

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Teacher 

Blackboard 

3A

Today

Quizlet 5 x

Grammar self-test finish up

Self -test finish up

Next Tuesday is test Unit3

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Teacher 

Blackboard 

3B

Tuesday, 6 December

Today 

Recap possessions 

Recap Past Simple/Present Perfect

Vocab unit 3 

Learnbeat 

Possessives 

geven bezit aan. (bezitsvorm)

Er zijn drie soorten possessives: 

's

 '   

 ...of...

Weet jij wanneer je welke  gebruikt?

Possessives -> 's 

Wanneer -->'s :

- bij personen (of dieren) in enkelvoud ->  Peter's car.  The dog's tail is long.

- bij pers / dieren in het mv, als dat niet eindigt op een -s  -> Children's books

- Uitdrukkingen van tijd in enkelvoud -> an hour's walk 

Possessives -> '

Wanneer --> ' 

- bij namen die eindigen op een -s  ->James' bike.

- bij pers / dieren die in het mv eindigen op een -s  -> The boys'  bikes. 

- uitdrukkingen van tijd in meervoud --> A two weeks' holiday.

*dit betekent dus dat bij bijna alle namen/dieren/dingen die eindigen op  -s je alleen maar een  '  mag gebruiken.

Possessives -> ..of..

Wanneer wel:

- bij dingen -> the door of the car

- bij locaties -> London is the capital of England.

Show what you know!!

De band van mijn auto is lek.

1. My car's tyre is flat
2. The tyre of my car is flat

We are having a party at __ house.

1. Johns
2. John's
3. Johns'
4. Johns's

This is my __ house.

1. Parents
2. Parent's
3. Parents's
4. Parents'

Michael drove his __ car.

1. Friends
2. Friend's
3. Friends's
4. Friends'

Those are __ shoes.

1. ladies
2. ladie's
3. ladies'
4. ladies of

The colour___ bridge

1. colours
2. colour's
3. colours's
4. colour of the

Is that __ paper?

1. yesterdays
2. yesterday's
3. yesterdays's
4. yesterdays'

The __ tail is black and white.

1. cats
2. cat's
3. cats's
4. cats'

the dog / fur

1. the dog's fur
2. the dogs' fur
3. the dogs's fur
4. the fur of the dog

table / legs

1. the table's legs
2. the tables' legs
3. the tables's legs
4. the legs of the table

houses / windows

1. the house's windows
2. the houses' windows
3. the houses's windows
4. the windows of the houses

children / hospital

1. children's hospital
2. children' hospital
3. childrens's hospital
4. the hospital of the children

book / pages

1. the book's pages
2. the books' pages
3. the books's pages
4. the pages of the book

wolves / teeth

1. wolve's teeth
2. wolves' teeth
3. wolves's teeth
4. teeth of the wolves

men / bathroom

1. men's bathroom
2. men' bathroom
3. mens' bathroom
4. bathroom of the men

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Reflection
I understand Possessives

1. perfectly!
2. quite well, need to study a bit more
3. not really, I need to study a lot
4. not at all! Can you help me?

Past Simple vs Present Perfect

Bijwoorden

Dichtbij            Verweg

Enkelvoud          This                    That

Meervoud          Thesfkje                Those

Bijwoorden die horen bij de Present Perfect:

for / yet / never / ever /

 just / already / since / so / still

REMEMBER: FYNE JAS!!!

is het al afgelopen?

nee

present perfect

(have/has volt dw)

ja

staat er in de zin

wanneer het is

gebeurd?

ja

past simple

nee

present perfect

(have/has volt dw)

I lived in Italy

I have lived in Italy

Present Perfect

Past Simple

afgelopen

Vroeger begonnen, nu nog zo

Past simple

Present perfect

since

just

until now

already

ever

not yet

so far

lately

a day ago

in 2019

the other day

last week

yesterday

Past Simple or Present Perfect:
I ..... (to read) that book, it's great!

1. have read
2. read
3. has read
4. reads

Past Simple vs Present Perfect:

In World War 2, people ..... (not - to have) much to eat.

1. have not had
2. didn't have
3. has not have
4. don't have

Past simple vs Present Perfect

She ..... (to see) that movie like 6 times. I ..... (not - to like) it at all though.

1. saw, didn't like
2. has seen, haven't liked
3. has seen, didn't like
4. saw, haven't liked

Present perfect vs Past simple:

(become) In 2019 he __________ a policeman.

1. became
2. has become
3. have become
4. has became

Past Simple vs. Present Perfect
___ you ___ (walk) all the way home from last night's party?

Past Simple vs. Present Perfect
Donny still ___ (not call) me to ask if I want to go to the cinema with him.

Past Simple vs. Present Perfect vs. Present Simple
I ___ (rebuild) many houses in this village since 2006. I ___ (finish) the last one a few days ago.