recap grammar unit 5 green 3

• Engels
• Voortgezet speciaal onderwijs
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerroute H

unit 5 recap grammar

future will/ shall

if-sentences

linking words: but/and/because

some < > any

past simple < > present perfect

possessives 

in this lesson we'll do recap grammar unit 5.

- many of you already know these topics we're going to practise, but a little check first, so go to the next slides.

which sentence is incorrect?

1. Shall we help you tomorrow?
2. Shall he help you tomorrow?
3. Will he help you tomorrow?
4. I shall help you tomorrow.

Have you got .... ideas for me?

1. some
2. any

I didn't see ..... in the house.

1. somebody
2. anybody

They want to go .... nice.

1. somewhere
2. anywhere

which answer is wrong.

1. Peter's cat
2. the children's cat
3. my parents's cat
4. Jess's cat.

which answer is incorrect?

1. Jess's lesson
2. the boys' lesson
3. the lesson's start
4. Peter's lesson

Which sentence is in the past simple?

1. I've visited my granny.
2. Yesterday I saw a cat.
3. I was only helping you!
4. I would help you if I could.

I've never ever been in such a strange situation.
Choose the correct tense.

1. present simple
2. future
3. present continuous
4. present perfect

future tense = iets gaat gebeuren, maar kan nog wel veranderen, dus nog niet helemaal zeker.

* will / shall + hele werkwoord

gebruik:

- bij alle persoonsvormen: will / 'll / won't 

- bij I / we: shall / 'll / shan't

- in vragen met I en we MOET je shall gebruiken

if-clauses (if-sentences)

watch this clip about if-clauses

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-BK0-Oml3s 

- part of sentence with if - use present simple

- part of sentence without if - use future (will / shall) 

linking words are used to connect two parts in a sentence. By using linking words you can give a reason, an explanation, add information. Or you can explain, state a contrast, give examples etc. 

examples of linking words:

- but, because, and, although, so, as soon as, whereas, unless etc. 

* read carefully as the choice of linking word influences the meaning of the sentence

possessive = bezit

* altijd 's behalve bij meervoud op een s, dan alleen  '

* bij dingen gebruik je  of  

- Peter's chair

- children's chair

- Jess's chair

maar: my parents' chair

en: the back of the chair