Herhalingsweek Theme 6 Vocabulary + Grammar

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome class H3B

Tuesday

Theme 5 Story time

Vocabulary + Stones

Grammar: 

- indirect speech

- one/ones

- past perfect

Thursday + Friday

Theme 6 Down Under

Vocabulary + Stones

Grammar: 

- articles

-like/as

- reflexive and reciprocal pronouns

Turn into indirect speech:
Hamza: I think I'm going to do well in the test.
(Hamza said that ...)

As soon as Bernice and Houssnia ___ school, they bought an icecream for themselves.

1. finished
2. had finished

Articles (lidwoorden)

Groep als allemaal verschillende mensen:

People think Australians are really laid back.

Groep als geheel:

The Australians are tough to beat at rugby.

Geen the bij:

• both (beide), all (alle, de hele) en most (de meeste).
• titels of iemand die de enige is die een bepaalde functie uitoefent (Queen)
• continenten, landen, plaatsnamen, straten en meren, tenzij de naam een lidwoord bevat (The Netherlands)
• namen van gebouwen en organisaties wanneer de naam begint met een plaatsnaam (Oxford Street)
• in een aantal vaste uitdrukkingen (at school / at night / by car etc.)

Grammar page 98

Me and my girlfriend met at ___ zoo.

1. the
2. -

Ezo and I met at ___ Bristol zoo

1. the
2. -

She was visiting ___ UK for school and I was backpacking.

1. the
2. -

Both of you went to ___ Bristol, but what are your plans now?

1. the
2. -

I'd like to take her to ___ Australia.

1. the
2. -

I'd like to take her to ___ Australia.

1. the
2. -

I want to visit ___ Netherlands while she is still at ___ school.

1. the / the
2. - / -
3. - / the
4. the / -

Vergelijkingen

LIKE

Je gebruikt like voor zelfstandig naamwoorden en persoonlijke voornaamwoorden.

She sings like a bird.

Your brother looks like you.

AS

Je gebruikt as voor bijzinnen en in combinatie met voorzetsels.

We often drink tea, as they do in China.

As in 2014, the band won the award for ‘best album’.

Grammar page 98

___ most people, I've always wanted to visit Australia.

1. Like
2. As

I was camping in the north of Australia, ___ many people do.

1. like
2. as

Apparently, my tent looked ___ a part of a tree and a crocodile wanted to climb it.

1. like
2. as

I screamed from the top of my lungs, ___ an opera singer

1. like
2. as

Obviously, I was scared, ___ was the crocodile.

1. like
2. as

Reflexive and reciprocal pronouns

I took a picture of myself.

She bought herself a new computer.

They enjoyed themselves at the party.

Je vertaalt -self en -selves met zelf, zich of zichzelf.

NIET na werkwoorden als wash, dress en shave, behalve wanneer je nadruk wil leggen op wie de handeling uitvoert.

(Wederkerende en wederkerige voornaamwoorden)

They saw each other at the festival.

You have to look after one another!

each other en one another om te praten over ‘elkaar’.

NIET na werkwoorden als marry, hug, en kiss die al aangeven dat de handeling van beide kanten komt.

Grammar page 84

It has been a while since we last talked with ___ on Zoom.

1. each other
2. herself
3. himself
4. themselves

The teacher told the kids to take care of ___ before they left.

1. each other
2. herself
3. himself
4. themselves

After such a long time, they couldn't do anything but hug ___ .

1. each other
2. -
3. himself
4. themselves

Amadu bought ___ a new game to celebrate his good marks.

1. each other
2. herself
3. himself
4. themselves

I still have questions about ...

1. past perfect
2. indirect speech
3. one / ones

Herhaling Stones Theme 5 + 6

Exercise 6

Textbook 74, Activity Book B 49

Exercise 14

Textbook 88, Activity Book B 54