1.3 & 1.4, 7.3 & 7.4

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English

The 24th of October

Ms. Derks

Plan for today

• Listening 1.3 & 1.4
• Reading 7.3 & 7.4
  
  
• Grammar 1.3 & 1.4
• Grammar 7.3 & 7.4

Let's get to work!

 NU ENGELS 1.3

Ex. 1 t/m 6 (also grammar & exra grammar)

Read grammar explanation!

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Relative clauses (bijzinnen)

"The person who brought me this is my brother."

Relative clauses (bijzinnen)

Hoe begin je de bijzin?

- Who: bij personen

- Which: bij dieren en dingen

- That: bij personen, dieren en dingen.

- Whose:  bezittelijke vorm van who (vertaling: van wie/wiens/waarvan)

- Whom: Ipv who als er een voorzetsel voor staat. 

That is informeler dan who en which.

RELATIVE CLAUSES

Bijzinnen

- That's the girl who lives near school.

- She lives in Breda, which is a cathedral city.

- I don't like the clown that has a bright red nose

- Whose pen is this? 

- To whom did the prize go?  

Welk betrekkelijk voornaamwoord hoort bij de volgende groepen:

Personen

Dingen

Personen, dieren en dingen

which

that

who

Relative Clauses:
The village in .........I lived had really changed

1. that
2. which
3. whom
4. who

Relative Clauses:
Here is the man ____ car was stolen.

1. that
2. which
3. whom
4. whose

Relative clauses:
Sarah's dog ___is still young, always likes to play with a ball

1. who
2. which
3. whom
4. whose

Relative clauses:
Xander's best friend, ___is older than he is, is working as a teacher

1. who
2. whose
3. whom
4. which

Relative Clauses:
For ____ is this question?

1. that
2. which
3. whom
4. who

Passive vs. active

In active:

Person/thing does the action

In passive:

Person/thing does not do anything

Passive 

	Active	Passive
Present simple	I do the homework. She eats the apples.	The homework is done (by me). The apples are eaten (by her).
	werkwoord present	am/is/are + voltooid deelwoord
Past simple	I did the homework. She ate the apples.	The homework was done (by me). The apples were eaten (by her).
	werkwoord past	was/were + voltooid deelwoord
Present perfect	I have done the homework She has eaten the apples	The homework has been done (by me). The apples have been eaten (by me).
	Werkwoord present	has/have + voltooid deelwoord

Passive 

Make the sentences passive.

	Active	Passive
Past Perfect	I had done my homework. She had eaten the apples.	The homework had been done (by me). The apples had been eaten (by her).
	werkwoord Past Perfect	had been + voltooid deelwoord
Future	I will do my homework. She will eat the apples.	The homework will be done (by me). The apples will be eaten (by her).
	werkwoord Future	will be + voltooid deelwoord

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 NU ENGELS 

7.3 & 7.4

Do all ex. (also extra ex. online) HW

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What are demonstrative pronouns?

Demonstrative pronouns are used to point to specific people, animals or things. 

There are 4 demonstrative pronouns: 

• this 
• that 
• these 
• those 

When do you use which demonstrative pronoun?

To decide which demonstrative pronoun to use, ask yourself the following questions: 

1. Is the person, animal or thing near or
   far way? 
2. Is the person, animal or thing singular
   or plural? 

Wanneer gebruik je welk aanwijzend voornaamwoord?

Om te beslissen welk aanwijzend voornaamwoord je wanneer moet gebruiken moet je jezelf de volgende vragen stellen:

1. Is het ding dichtbij of ver weg?

2. Is het ding enkelvoud of meervoud?

Benoemen: Dichtbij (over here) ver weg (over there)

Verwijzen naar de voorbeeldzinnen op het bord. 

	Dichtbij	Ver weg
Enkelvoud
Meervoud

This

That

These

Those

The Present Simple

What is the present simple?

Tegenwoordige tijd. 

We use the present simple when we talk about:

- Facts

The leopard runs very fast.

- Routines

Harry plays football every Wednesday. 

The Present Simple

What is the present simple?

Signaalwoorden: always, every, never, normally, today, every month, etc.

The Present Simple

The SHIT Rule

The SHIT Rule has to do with She, He, and IT.

The rule is:

If the subject is a he, she or it, the verb gets +s.

So I dance becomes She dances.

The Present Simple

The SHIT Rule

The SHIT Rule has to do with She, He, and IT.

Verb ends with S- sound (watch, dress, touch)?

+ es.

So I watch becomes She watches.

Timmy

every Saturday.

They never

with oil.

That tree

very fast.

I always

chocolate ice cream.

Those boys

in class very often.

cook

grows

dances

shout

choose

chooses

shouts

grow

Johny always …..

1. has
2. have

He …… his homework.

1. Finish
2. Finishes
3. Finishs
4. Finiss

She ... very happy.

1. Is
2. Are
3. Am

The driver never ... to a new destination.

1. Go
2. Goes
3. Gos
4. Goed

Let's get to work!

 NU ENGELS 1.3 & 1.4 // 7.3 & 7.4

 Also grammar + extra grammar

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Done? afmaken - 1.1 & 1.2 // 7.1 & 7.2