Revision Theme 5+6 V1A + V1B

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Revision Theme 5+6 V1A + V1B

Negations with to have (got)

Jack has got a nice room.

Jack hasn't got a nice room.

We have got plenty of time.

We haven't got plenty of time.

Negations

Has she got two cats and three dogs?

No, she hasn't got two cats and three dogs.

Have they got a house with a swimming pool?

No, they haven't got a house with a swimming pool.

Negations

Megan has a nice brother.

Megan doesn't have a nice brother.

They have a very big house.

They don't have a very big house.

Negations

Does Molly have long blond hair?

No, Molly doesn't have long blond hair.

Do Megan and Jack have nice grandparents?

No, Megan and Jack don't have nice grandparents.

Negations

has got -> hasn't got

have got -> haven't got

has -> doesn't have

have -> don't have

Does Sue have her own room?
No, ...

Have Megan and Jack got their own rooms? No, ...

Tag questions

When the sentence is affirmative, the tag question is negative.

When the sentence is negative, the tag question is affirmative.

She's a nice girl, isn't she?

Megan has got a big room, hasn't she?

Megan and Jack don't have any pets, do they?

Jack plays football twice a week, doesn't he?

Tag questions

I'm not -> am I?

He isn't -> is he?

You are -> aren't you?

I am -> aren't I?

he is -> isn't he?

you are -> aren't you?

Tag questions

When the sentence contains an auxiliary, the auxiliary is repeated in the tag question.

She can help you with your homework, can't she?

He should help his mum with doing the dishes, shouldn't he?

They have got a lovely baby, haven't they?

Tag questions

When the sentence doesn't contain:

* a form of to be (am/is/are)

* an auxiliary

you have to use do/does or don't/doesn't .

I am very rich, ... ?

They work very hard, ... ?

Present continuous

Present ContiNUous is nu aan de gang, iemand is nu iets aan het doen.

am/is/are + ww + ing

I am talking right now.

You are all paying attention.

Present Continuous

When the verb ends in an -e-, you have to get rid of the -e-.

I ... (make tea) at the moment.

I am making tea at the moment.

With short verbs of one syllable with a short vowel (a, e, i, o, u), 

the consonant is doubled to keep the sound.

They ... (chat) all the time.

They are chatting all the time.

They ... (watch) TV right now.

It's really annoying. She ... (chat) all the time.

Can & Could

Can is used to indicate that someone is capable of doing something.

I can tell you what time it is.

I can't speak Spanish.

cannot or can't is the negative form.

Can & Could

Could is used to indicate that something is possible, it might happen.

Could is used to make the sentence more polite.

It is more polite to use could in questions.

Excuse me, ... you tell me what time it is, please?

I know for sure she ... help you with your homework.

Imperative (gebiedende wijs)

When you want to give someone a clue, to give someone an order, to give someone advice, or to warn someone

the imperative is used.

The imperative

Pay attention.

Listen carefully.

Eat your lunch.

Don't forget to do your homework.

Don't play videogames all day.

I want you to do the dishes.

You shouldn't talk so much.

Future with to be going to

This verb is used to indicate that someone has plans to do something or something is about to happen.

am/is/are + going to + infinitive

She is going to buy new shoes.

They are going to sell their house.

They ... (watch) a film tonight.

Her father ... (buy) a new car.

We ... (not eat) dinner tonight.

Gerund

The gerund is used after verbs which indicate a like or a dislike.

Examples: like, love, dislike, enjoy, hate, be fond of.

I love .. (dance)

I love dancing.

He dislikes (do) chores.

He dislikes doing chores.

Gerund

1. I like going out with friends.

2. She doesn't like playing any sport.

3. He hates cooking.

4. She loves swimming.

5. I like dancing.

Gerund

6. My mother loves singing.

7. He hates dancing.

8. I like reading books.

9. They love playing games.

10. He likes running.

I'm fond of ... (watch) Christmas films all year long.

He really likes ... (play) videogames all day.

Questions

Are there any questions?