P1a Week 7 - Grammar 1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

Grammar Quiz Unit 5

Too

1. Ik was te laat

=

I was too late

(so double o)  

2. Zijn kleren waren te klein
=
His clothes were too small

Enough

1. Ik was niet snel genoeg

= 

I was not fast enough

2. Zijn kleren waren niet groot genoeg

=

His clothes weren't big enough

Too / Enough

For the following questions,
complete the sentences using too or enough. 

I didn't join the police.
I wasn't tall_______

1. too
2. enough

5) She is tall ___ to reach the shelf, but she is standing ___ far way to actually touch it.

1. enough, very
2. too, very
3. enough, too
4. enough, so

She wasn't ..... to reach the ceiling.

1. enough tall
2. so tall
3. as tall
4. tall enough

Grammar

Adjectives

1. He is tall. 
2. She is an interesting person. 

Comparatives
1. He is taller than her.
2. She is more interesting than he is.  

Superlatives

1. He is the tallest of the two.
2. She is the most interesting of the two. 

Comparatives
& superlatives

For the following questions,

complete the sentences using the correct form of the adjective.

 Sometimes you need a comparative (better than), sometimes a superlative (the best).  

My brother has a (tidy) room than me.

1. tidier
2. tidyer
3. tidiest
4. the tidiest

My collection of stickers is (big) yours.

1. biggest
2. bigger
3. bigger than
4. the biggest

John is (nice) person that I know.

1. nicest
2. the nicest
3. nicer
4. the nicer

Have to / has to

Don't have to / doesn't have to

For the following questions,

complete the sentences using 

• have to
• has to
• don't have to
• doesn't have to

Negative sentences (don't/doesn't have to) are indicated at the end of the sentence: (not)  

Do you think the Harry Potter films are (good) the books?

1. gooder
2. best
3. better then
4. better than

Avatar is probably (bad) film I have seen.

1. baddest
2. badder
3. worse
4. the worst

Have to & Has to

What do they mean?

HAVE TO

& HAS TO

moeten

You have to be 17 to drive a car.

Have to & Has to

When do you use them?

HAVE TO

I - you - we - they

HAS TO

she - he - it

Have to/don't have to

What do they mean?

HAVE TO 

& HAS TO

DON'T & DOESN'T HAVE TO

moeten

niet hoeven

Have to & Has to

When do you use them?

DON'T HAVE TO

I - you - we - they

DOESN'T HAVE TO

she - he - it

Have to / has to

Don't have to / doesn't have to

For the following questions,

complete the sentences using 

• have to
• has to
• don't have to
• doesn't have to

Negative sentences (don't/doesn't have to) are indicated at the end of the sentence: (not)  

Mary ________ feed the dog. (not)

1. don't have to
2. doesn't have to

Sally is a nurse. She ___________ work very long hours.

1. have to
2. has to
3. don't have to
4. doesn't have to

The students are going to do a course in mathematics. They ________ be good at maths.

1. don't have to
2. doesn't have to
3. has to
4. have to

John ______ make his bed.

Andy and Amy _____ rake leaves.
(not)

Vocabulary

Vocabulary

In the following slides, you will see descriptions of words. 

These words are from unit 5. 

Look at the description and write down the word that fits the description. 

Try to do this without your book. 

A vessel people use to travel at sea.

An animal that crawls on the ground, has no legs or arms. It makes a rattling sound.

An animal that lives in the sea and which is bigger than dolphin. Its name consists of two words.

An animal that lives in the sea but lays its eggs on the beach. It has a hard shell and short legs.

Thank you!

Thank you!