Week 38 Les 5 S16

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Schedule:

-> Grammar instructions

1. Quantifiers: all, every and each

2. Possessive nouns

-> Worksheets grammar 

-> Video and grammar exercise 

1. used to

-> Learn for test or play the kahoot quiz

Quantifiers: all, every and each

Quantifiers show a quantity (how much).

Rule 1: we always use the word all together with a plural form.

-> We went to all the sights in the city.

-> We gingen naar alle bezienswaardigheden in de stad.

Every

Rule 1: the word every emphasises separate parts of a group. 

Rule 2: we always use the word every together with a singular form.

-> Every sight was really interesting.

-> Elke bezienswaardigheid was erg interessant. 

Each

Rule 1: the word each emphasises separate parts of a group even more than the word every. 

Rule 2: we always use the word every together with a singular form.

-> We wanted to spend an hour at each sight.

-> We wilden een uur doorbrengen bij elke bezienswaardigheid.

Pay attention!

We can only use te word every for amounts larger than 3. Otherwise we use the word each. 

-> Every country in the world has a capital city.

-> Ieder land ter wereld heeft een hoofdstad.

-> Each of the two teams has a chance of winning.

-> Elk van de twee teams heeft kans om te winnen.

Summary:

All and every are used to talk generally about a group of people or things.

We use: all before singular or plural countable or uncountable nouns. The following verb agrees with the noun;

every and each before singular nouns. The following verb is also singular.

For example:

— “All students are silent during the exam.” 

= Students is a plural noun and when it is used with all it refers to a complete group.

— “Every student is silent during the exam.” 

= Student is a singular noun and when it is used with every it refers to individuals.

— “Each student is silent during the exam.” 

= Student is a singular noun and when it is used with each it refers to students taken individually.

Remember?

What is a possessive form?

Possessive pronoun?

Possessive determiner?

Possessive nouns

Possessives show possession.

1. Persons or animals in singular form -> +'s

-> the boy's phone

-> Jame's bicycle

Plural form

2. Persons & animals in plural form -> + '

-> my brothers' books

-> our dog's beds

3. Persons & animals in plural form -> + 's 

-> children's names                 

-> people's opinions 

Expressions of time -> singular +'s plural+ '

Things and locations -> 

...... of ......

-> the color of the bridge

-> the capital of the state

-> the city of Los Angeles

-> the most popular attraction of the city

Worksheets grammar

Let's watch a video about the form: used to

Link: https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/grammar/intermediate-grammar/used 

Zelfstandig werken

Je gaat nu zelf uitvinden wanneer je de vorm: used to gebruikt. 

1. Maak aantekeningen van de grammar uitleg van de werkbladen in je schrift.

2. Zoek de grammaticale form op in je werkboek en schrijf deze informatie over in je schrift. 

3. Maak de opdrachten van de werkbladen.

4. Kijk de werkbladen na. Ben je klaar? 

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