Going pro - grammar recap 4K

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo k
• Leerjaar 4

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Planning

7th MAR	CH3	in class - 1 hour
+/- 23rd MAR testweek	speaking	15min
+/- 4 APR	writing	in class - 1 hour

Practice first

If you understand everything > work on

If you don't > make notes / practice some more together

Adjective or adverb?
Ted acts (selfish).

1. selfishly
2. selfish

Adjective or adverb?
These questions are (easy).

1. easily
2. easy

Adjective or adverb?
He always performes (spectacular).

1. spectacular
2. spectacularly

Word order - wat is de juiste volgorde van de zinsdelen

WIE

DOET

WAT

WAAR

WANNEER

Correct word order:
Billy / to his friend /
five minutes ago / went

1. Billy went to his friend five minutes ago
2. Billy went five minutes ago to his friend
3. Billy five minutes ago went to his friend.
4. Five minutes ago Billy went to his friend

Correct word order:
her / in town / yesterday / I / met

1. I met her in town yesterday.
2. I met her yesterday in town.
3. I yesterday met her in town.
4. I met yesterday her in town.

Correct word order:
swims / every day / in / he / the canal

1. He swims every day in the canal.
2. He swims in the canal every day.
3. Every day he swims in the canal.
4. He every day swims in the canal

Did you see that famous person? Which .......? The ........ over there!

1. One - Ones
2. Ones - One
3. One- One
4. Ones - Ones

Which do you prefer; this ......or that .....?

1. one/one
2. ones/ones
3. one/ones
4. ones/one

I really like flowers, especially pink ...... .

1. one
2. the one
3. ones
4. the ones

I understand 

- the difference between adverbs and adjectives 

- the difference between one and ones 

- how to form a grammatically correct sentence

Missions:

1. You can talk about your skills and qualities

2. You know the difference between adverbs and adjectives

3. You know how to form an adverb 

4. You know how to form a grammatically correct sentence

5. You know the difference between one and ones

Planning:

• Presentations??
• Grammar: everything you need to know
• Grammar notes 

   OR

• Do ex. 24 till 28 on p. 66
• Done? Do the test yourself p. 69

Missions:

1. You can talk about your skills and qualities

2. You know the difference between adverbs and adjectives

3. You know how to form an adverb 

4. You know how to form a grammatically correct sentence

5. You know the difference between one and ones

Planning:

• Presentations??
• Grammar: everything you need to know
• Grammar notes

• Do ex. 24 till 28 on p. 66
• Done? Do the test yourself p. 69

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Adverbs

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Uitzondering 2.0 

adjectives - adverbs

good - well 

fast - fast

long - long

fair - fair

Uitzonderingen

Adjectives    -       Adverbs    

good               -       well  

fast                  -       fast

long                -       long

hard                -       hard

DUS...

Ron is a careful driver.

Ron drives carefully.

Who does what where when

                  ow              ww                lv             plaats                    tijd

Tijd (wanneer) kan ook aan het begin van de zin: 

voor extra nadruk.

Tijd (wanneer) kan ook aan het begin van de zin:
voor extra nadruk.

adverbs of time 

always, never, usually, often etc. komen na het onderwerp

TENZIJ HET WW EEN VORM VAN TO BE (am is are was were) is dan komt het woord erna.

bv. I never talk a lot in class.

She is never late. 

TIP!

Zet de werkwoorden van de zin bij elkaar!

Ik heb gisteren heel veel friet gegeten.

I have eaten a lot of fries yesterday.

ONE / ONES

Verwijzen terug naar een eerder genoemd woord.

one = enkelvoud 

ones = meervoud

Missions:

1. You can talk about your skills and qualities

2. You know the difference between adverbs and adjectives

3. You know how to form an adverb 

4. You know how to form a grammatically correct sentence

5. You know the difference between one and ones

Planning:

• Presentations??
• Grammar: everything you need to know
• Grammar notes

• Do ex. 24 till 28 on p. 66
• Done? Do the test yourself p. 69