1HA Imperative + Articles

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

WELCOME TO ENGLISH CLASS!

Imperatives + Articles (A / An / The)

A / An / The

Wat weet je nog van het verschil tussen a/an?

A

AN

table

house

egg

chicken

island

phone

orange

Friday February 5th

Evaluation homework:

Study Stones 10 + 11 pages 22 / 23

Do online chapter 4, Speaking & Stones ex. 10, 11 + 25a

Do paper book ex. 25a page 24

Explanation ARTICLES (= lidwoorden: de, het + een) see page 27

Do online chapter 4 E: Articles – Imperative ex. 28abc, grammar 11, 28de, 29

Do paper book chapter 4 ex. 28abcde, 29 page 26 / 27

Homework

Study Stones 10 + 11 pages 22 / 23

Do online chapter 4 E: Articles – Imperatice ex. 28abc, grammar 11, 28de, 29

Do paper book chapter 4 ex. 28abcde, 29 page 26 / 27

The definite article the is used to refer to a specific person or thing.

(bepaald lidwoord de / het)

The book is on the table.

The teacher is talking.

You can leave out the when you talk about things in general or use a building or place to mean its specific purpose.

They don't like cats.                                               They don't like the cat.

She is in hospital.                                                   I parked in front of the hospital.

The criminals are in prison.                                 The prison was built in 1885.

My grandmother always went to church.       I live next to the church.

The definite article 

(bepaald lidwoord)

the

Friday February 5th

Evaluation homework:

Study Stones 10 + 11 pages 22 / 23

Do online chapter 4, Speaking & Stones ex. 10, 11 + 25a

Do paper book ex. 25a page 24

Explanation ARTICLES (= lidwoorden: de, het + een) see page 27

Do online chapter 4 E: Articles – Imperative ex. 28abc, grammar 11, 28de, 29

Do paper book chapter 4 ex. 28abcde, 29 page 26 / 27

Homework

Study Stones 10 + 11 pages 22 / 23

Do online chapter 4 E: Articles – Imperatice ex. 28abc, grammar 11, 28de, 29

Do paper book chapter 4 ex. 28abcde, 29 page 26 / 27

The indefinite article a / an is used for persons or things in general.

(onbepaald lidwoord een)

If words start with a vowel sound (klinker) you use an:

I have an idea.

I read something about an MP. (Member of Parliament, a politician)

It takes an hour to travel there.

Otherwise, you use a:

I saw a cat.

My friend bought a book.

She only paid a euro for that scarf.

It was a one-hour trip.

The indefinite article 

(onbepaald lidwoord)

a/an

There will be 16 questions

You have 20 seconds per question.

I will meet you at ... cinema.

1. the
2. a
3. an
4. (nothing)

1

My brother is reading ... book.

1. the
2. a
3. an
4. (nothing)

2

He broke his arm and has to go to ... hospital.

1. the
2. a
3. an
4. (nothing)

3

My aunt is ... RAF pilot. (Royal Air Force)

1. the
2. a
3. an
4. (nothing)

4

I go to ... school every week day.

1. the
2. a
3. an
4. (nothing)

5

School children in England have to wear ... uniform.

1. the
2. a
3. an
4. (nothing)

6

... apple a day keeps the doctor away.

1. The
2. A
3. An
4. (nothing)

7

Do you have ... one-penny coin?

1. the
2. a
3. an
4. (nothing)

8

She is .... accountant.

1. a
2. an
3. the
4. -

Have you watched .... movie yet?

1. a
2. an
3. the
4. -

Criminals will be sent to ... prison.

1. a
2. an
3. the
4. -

I want ... banana.

1. a
2. an
3. the
4. -

Where did you park ... car?

1. a
2. an
3. the
4. -

I watched ... movie about dinosaurs yesterday.

1. a
2. an
3. the
4. -

I love ... books.

1. a
2. an
3. the
4. -

Great Britain is still ... European country.

1. a
2. an
3. the
4. -

Ik snap the articles (the/an/a/X) en kan ze gebruiken.

1. Ja, ik snap het!
2. Bijna, met de opdrachten moet het lukken.
3. Bijna, graag een keer herhalen.
4. Nee, ik wil graag hulp bij de opdrachten

GET TO WORK!

E (writing & grammar) ex 29,30

Imperative (Gebiedende wijs)

Je gebruikt de gebiedende wijs (in het Engels dus imperative) wanneer je iemand vertelt wat diegene moet doen. 
 

Dit kan een bevel, waarschuwing, advies of aanwijzing zijn.

Imperative (Gebiedende wijs)

You want to tell someone they have to do something.

 
Sit down!

 Stop !
 Come here!

Look out!

Dit kan een bevel, waarschuwing, advies of aanwijzing zijn.

Imperative (Gebiedende wijs)

Je gebruikt don't als iemand iets niet moet doen.  

Sit down!

Open your books!

Be quiet!

Don't sit down! 

Don't open your books!

Don't be quiet!

Je mag niet drinken hier!

1. Drink here!
2. Does not drink here.
3. Drink not here.
4. Don't drink here.

Schiet op!

1. Shoot up
2. Hurry up
3. Hurry on
4. No hurry

Vertaal: Niet praten!
(to talk)

Wees op tijd!

1. Take your time.
2. Are on time.
3. Be on time.
4. Come in the right time.

Which sentence is written in the imperative?

1. Run away! As fast as you can!
2. Can you run away, please?
3. My mother never told me to run.
4. Did he run away?

Vertaal: Lees jouw boek.
(to read)

Ga naar boven!

1. Turn up
2. Go upstairs
3. Go down
4. Up stairs

Vertaal: Loop naar school.
(to walk)

Vertaal: Eet je appel.
(to eat)

Vertaal: Sla rechts af.
(to turn)

Vertaal: Val niet in het water.
(to fall)

Vertaal: Niet lopen op het gras.
(to walk)

Ik snap the imperative en weet wanneer ik het moet gebruiken en hoe ik het moet gebruiken.

1. Ja, ik snap het!
2. Bijna, met de opdrachten moet het lukken.
3. Bijna, graag een keer herhalen.
4. Nee, ik wil graag hulp bij de opdrachten

GET TO WORK!

E (writing & grammar) ex 31,32

End of the lesson

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