Gammar Overview

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Overview Havo 4

Adverbs versus Adjectives

An adjective modifies a noun

She is loud / There was a loud noice.

Is this story real?/ This is his real name.

(lately= de laatste tijd)

real    -    really

nice    -    nicely

happy    -    happily

easy    -    easily

logical   -   logically

physical    -    physically

tragic   -   tragically

beautiful    -    beautifully

wonderful   -   wonderfully

gentle    -    gently

remarkable    -    remarkably

true   -   truly

GEEN    -LY

fast, hard, late, well

good    -   well

Toepassing adverb <-> adjective

1. The girl sings beautifully  (verb)                        That's a beautiful girl. (noun)

2. It is absolutely beautiful (adjective)                I want the absolute truth. (noun)

3. She sings really beautifully (adverb)               It's a real beauty. (noun) 

4. Fortunately, all the children were saved!       What a fortunate outcome! 

    (hele zin)                                                                                                                           (noun)

Let's practise

https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises_list/adjektiv_adverb.htm

en

https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/adverbs-or-adjectives-exercise-1.html

de eerste 2 opdrachten

Word order

Subject + Verb + Object

John and I go to the same school.

On Mondays, John and I have soccer practice.

Even when it rains, John and I go to soccer practice.

Sally has many siblings.

With four brothers and three sisters, Sally never feels alone.

Although both parents have fulltime jobs, Sally gets a lot of support from them

Place and time

Tomorrow, we'll go to the cinema.

We'll go to the cinema tomorrow.

The little girl was found in a park yesterday evening.

Thomas is at his soccer club now.

The children are at school from Mondays to Fridays.

Adverbs of frequency

Sally always helps her little brother.

Sally is always very sweet to her little brother.

John and Thomas are often working together on projects.

John and Thomas often go to school together.

Daisy is never late with handing in an assignment.

Daisy never hands in an assignment late.

Daisy has never been late with handing in an assignment.

To be  > after the verb

any other verb > before the main verb

Let's practise

https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/word_order/sentences2.htm

https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/word_order/sentences5.htm

https://www.english-4u.de/en/grammar-exercises/word-order5.htm

From - of - off

We use FROM to refer to the place where someone or something starts or originates:

• She from Australia.
• This table is made from wood
• Where did you get this from?