V4 Of Course lesson 4.3 + key WiP 1

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• Leerjaar 4

V4: Thu 4 February

• check homework: exc 2-7
  
• TB 4.2
  
• exc 10-15
  

Happy Tuesday, V4!

V4: Thursday 10 February

• check homework: exc 16, 19, 20 (e-pack) 
  
• key Words in Progress exc 1
• grammar: possession + word order
• exc 21, 22, 24, 26 (speaking)

Words in Progress exc 1 (key)

1. breeding

2. recycled

3. vermin

4. species

5. rodents

6. acid rain

7. extinct

8. carbon dioxide emissions

9. pollution

10. sewage

11. endangered

12. car exhaust fumes

13. fossil fuels

14. disposable

15. nuclear waste

16. solar

17. sustainable

18. deforestation

19. bottle bank

20. ozone

Possessive: 's/ s'/ of (TB 100-1)

Om bezit aan te duiden gebruiken we de volgende vormen:

Bij 1 persoon (enkelvoud): 's

Bij meerdere personen (meervoud)s'

Bij dingen: of

the boy's bike

the boys' bikes

the brakes of the bike

Possessive: 's/ s'/ of

Verder gebruik van 's'

bij namen 's

James's friend

Bridget Jones's Diary

bij tijd en afstand  's/ s'

an hour's walk

a four hours' drive 

(of: a four-hour drive)

bij plaats (niet naam vh gebouw)

I went over to my friend's

I saw him at the baker's

She always shops at Tesco's

Possessive: 's/ s'/ of

Verder gebruik van of

bij hoeveelheden

a cup of tea

a liter of milk

bij aardrijkskundige namen

the province of Utrecht

the city of Delft

Word order

Subject

Verb

Object

Manner

Place

Time

SVOMPT

Peter

plays

football

professionally

in Amsterdam

5 times a week

The students

enjoy

their English classes

very much

on Tuesdays and Thursdays

wie

doet

wat

hoe

waar

wanneer

Word order

Bepalingen van onbepaalde tijd (always, never, sometimes, often, seldom, usually) + enkele andere veel gebruikte bijwoorden (already, soon, also, probably, nearly, certainly)

voor het werkwoord: 

na het 1e hulpwerkwoord:

na vormen van 'to be'

na het onderwerp in vraagzinnen

I nearly slipped on the icy road.

She has already done her homework.

He is always complaining about the weather

Does your cat often eat Chinese food?

The correct English word order is:

1. wie doet wat, hoe ,wanneer, waar?
2. wie doet wat, hoe, waar, wanneer?
3. wanneer doet wie, hoe, wat, waar?
4. wie doet hoe, wat, wanneer, waar?

What is the correct word order?

1. You have been never there.
2. You never have been there.
3. You have been there never.
4. You've never been there.

What is the correct word order?

1. Matt sometimes arrives late for work.
2. Matt arrives sometimes late for work.
3. Sometimes, Matt arrives late for work.
4. Matt arrives late for work sometimes.

What is the correct word order in English?

1. place before time
2. time before place

What is the correct word order?

1. They never are on time.
2. They are never on time.

What is the correct word order?

1. See you next Monday at the Google Meet.
2. See you at the Google Meet next Monday.

homework Tuesday 15 Feb

• 21, 22, 24 (e-pack) + 26 (speaking)