4 Dreams come true

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

What is the adverb in this sentence?
I really like unicorns and chocolate.

1. really
2. like
3. unicorn
4. chocolate

I told you so ... (zelf)

1. myself
2. yourself
3. hisself
4. herself

Translate: Eerlijk gezegd weet ik niet hoe ze het doet!

1. Honest, I don't know how she does it.
2. Honestly, I don't know how she does it.
3. I don't know honestly how she does it.
4. I don't know how she does honestly it.

Miss Ewalds loves ... (speak) about grammar.

1. spoken
2. speak
3. speaks
4. speaking

.... (sing) in the shower is nice.

1. Sing
2. To singing
3. Singing
4. Sings

She is that dreadful teacher ... teaches us English.

1. WHO
2. WHICH
3. WHOSE

Let It Go is the song from that movie... we're watching at school.

1. WHO
2. WITCH
3. NOTHING

Let It Go is the song from that movie... we're watching at school.

1. WHO
2. WHICH
3. WHOSE

Adjectives -- bijvoeglijke naamwoorden
Miss Ewalds is an amazing teacher,

Adverbs -- bijwoorden
... and she sings wonderfully!

adverb --> adverb (=bijwoord), verb (=werkwoord), adjective (=bijv. nw.), sentence
Miss Ewalds sings amazingly.
HOE

adjective (bijvoegelijk nmw.)--> noun (=zelfst. nw.)
Miss Ewalds is an amazing teacher.
WAT

Miss Ewalds is a really awesome, amazing, talented and funny teacher.

really -- adverb -- adjective +ly
real wordt really
amazing wordt amazingly
horrible wordt horribly
awesome - amazing - talented - funny
funny -- funnily

Betrekkelijk voornaamwoord

-> Used to join two shorter sentences.

Who => personen
It was Miss Ewalds. + She was teaching us.
It was Miss Ewalds who was teaching us.

Which => dingen
It was this lesson. + This is the lesson I understood.
It was this lesson which I understood.

Where can we drop who or which?

That song's from the movie which (-->LET IT GOOO) we're watching at school.
Miss Ewalds is that dreadful teacher who (SUBJECT, has to stay) talks about grammar all the time.

Future -- will / shall

We use will or shall when something is going to happen in the future.

I will explain the grammar today.
You will listen to my explanation.
We won't be bored to death during this class.
They will have a break after this LessonUp.

will OR shall?

We use SHALL when we form questions/+/- with I or WE, so:
X Will I help you with this grammar?
:) Shall I help you with this grammar?
:) I shall audition. I will audition.
:) I shan't audition. I won't audition.
X Will we listen to Miss Ewalds and be quiet?
:) Shall we listen to Miss Ewalds and be quiet?
:) We shall listen to Miss E
:) We shan't listen Miss E (shan't --> shall not)

will not --> won't Won't you help me with my HW?

Practice with WILL and SHALL

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Practice with GERUND (-ing vorm)

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Practice with WHO or WHICH or nothing

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Practice with reflexive pronouns

= myself, yourself, himself, herself, ourselves, themselves, yourselves

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Practice with ADVERBS / ADJECTIVES

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