2M week 21 les 1

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 2

2M week 21 les 1

Start by putting your books on the table and reading your reading book , no reading book, please report it and start copying the pages of irregular verbs (120,121). Start getting chromebooks.

Last lesson

We did lesson 2 and 3. You learned about  the Present Perfect

Present Perfect

Een Present Perfect maak je altijd met

De Present Perfect gebruik je als iets

My cat died last week.

1. present perfect
2. past simple

Maak present perfect:
I ..... eaten an apple.

1. have
2. has

Maak present perfect:
Peter ......... told a joke.

1. have
2. has

Vul de present perfect in:
Martha..... her homework. (finish)

Present Perfect:
1. I _____________ my homework yet.

1. have finish
2. has finished
3. did finished
4. haven't finished

Present Perfect:
5. I __________ a teacher since 2002.

1. was
2. have be
3. have been
4. had be

is het al afgelopen?

nee

present perfect

(have/has volt dw)

ja

staat er in de zin

wanneer het is

gebeurd?

ja

past simple

nee

present perfect

(have/has volt dw)

het is nog niet afgelopen               present perfect

het is wel afgelopen                past simple     

He has played fortnite for three hours

he played fortnite yesterday

Present Perfect

Signaalwoorden voor de present perfect zijn:

• always
• never
• ever
• for
• since
• how long

Adverb

Wat is een adverb?

Een adverb (bijwoord) zegt iets over de manier waarop iets gebeurd. Het zegt meestal iets over een werkwoord.

He is walking slowly.

She dances beautifully.

Hoe maak je een adverb?

door +ly te plakken
bijvoorbeeld:

That music is loud --> He is talking loudly

Please be quiet. --> and whisper quietly

Spellingsuitzonderingen!

• woord eindigt op -le  ->   -ly            terrible -> terribly  

• woord eindigt op medekl.+y    ->    -ily            easy -> easily  

• woord eindigt op -ic -> -ically            fantastic -> fantastically 

nog meer uitzonderingen 

Goed :        good – goodly    well 

hard :       hard – hardly     hard 

Snel :          fast – fastly     fast 

laag :          low– lowly     low 

lang :          long – longly     long

Place of Adverbs

Examples: never, always, ever, only, also, already.

Een adverb komt meestal voor het hoofdwerkwoord.

She has never been here before.

Have you ever seen an elephant up a tree?

I have only heard the song once.

Place of the Adverbs

An adverb indicates how something happens 

(how quickly, how often, how beautifully, and so on). 

So an adverb gives some more information about an other word in the sentence, or the whole sentence.

Adverbs 

Place the adverb BEFORE the verb (werkwoord)

                                         

I practice twice a week.  (always)

I always practice twice a week.

Jamie watches horror films.  (never)

Jamie never watches horror films.

Adverbs 

Is the verb am/are/is?  Then place the adverb AFTER the verb 

                                         

I am in time for school.  (always)

I am always in time for school.

Dogs are very friendly. (usually)

Dogs are usually very friendly.

Bijwoorden (adverbs) zeggen dus iets over de manier waarop iets gebeurt.
Deze woorden eindigen meestal op;

1. -ship
2. -ness
3. -ly
4. -ty

Recap
adverbs zijn:

1. zelfstandige naamwoorden
2. bijvoeglijke naamwoorden
3. bijwoorden
4. werkwoorden

What does an adverb do?

1. Zegt iets over een werkwoord
2. Zegt iets over de persoon
3. Zegt iets over het zelfstandig naamwoord
4. Zegt iets over de tijd

Adjectives and adverbs
She dances ......

1. wonderful
2. wonderfully

Adjectives and adverbs
She skates ....

1. fastly
2. fast

Adjectives and adverbs
Racehorses have to run really ....

1. quickly
2. quick

He listens to the radio. (often)

They read a book. (sometimes)

Tom is very friendly. (usually)

Ramon and Frank are hungry. (often)

Christine smokes. (never)

Place the adverb in the correct position
Our friends must write a test. (also)

Place the adverb in the correct position
I was joking. (only)

Place the adverb in the correct position
Mary watches TV. (Hardly, ever)

Place the adverb in the correct position
He drives his car. (carefully)

Snapte?

1. nonniebijnanie
2. kweeniemisschienekkeskijke
3. denkvanwelja
4. joazekersjoa

Snap je het al een beetje? Goed bezig!

Now finish lesson 4

When done read your book