Unit 4

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

What is an adjective?

Een adjective is een bijvoeglijknaamwoord.

In het Engels kun je meerdere adjectives voor een zelfstandig naamwoord (noun) plaatsen.

De adjectives hebben wel een vaste volgorde

volgorde adjectives

opinion-length/size-type-colour (noun)

Match de adjectives in de volgende slide met de juiste categorie

orange

beautiful

tall

wooden

type

opinion

length

colour

Put the adjectives in the right order:
wooden, ugly, red

Put the adjectives in the right order:
nice, tasty

Put the adjectives in the right order:
old, handsome, big

Comparative & superlative

Vergelijkende en vergrotende trap

Comperative: Bigger than

Superlative: the biggest

Pizza is the best fastfood there is

1. Comperative
2. Superlative

I like my bag better than yours

1. Comperative
2. Superlative

I like my bag better than yours

1. Comperative
2. Superlative

What are the comperative and superlative of "healthy"?

1. Healthy-healthyst
2. healthier-healthierst
3. healthyer-healthyest
4. healthier-healthiest

Comperative

Superlative

Slower

Fastest

Biggest

Newer

Taller

Comperative

Superlative

More beautiful

Tallest

Prettier

Most insane

Younger

More sportive

Greyest

Have to & don’t have to

Does the dog have to go to the vet?

I have to do my homework.

They don’t have to work on that.

Do we have to make a test?

He has to eat his Brussel sprouts.

She doesn’t have to do the washing up.

Kies: don't have to of doesn't have to

1. Tanja and Jess don't have to worry about being late
2. Tanja and Jess doesn't have to worry about being late

Kies: don't have to of doesn't have to

1. I don't have to listen to you
2. I doesn't have to listen to you

Kies: don't have to of doesn't have to

1. Kevin have to read the instructions
2. Kevin has to read the instructions

Kies: don't have to of doesn't have to

1. She don't have to work today
2. She doesn't have to work today

Vertaal:
Clever

Vertaal:
Generous

Vertaal:
Talented

Vertaal:
Worried