1h(Unit 1 England WRITING)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

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Unit 1 England  1.5  WRITING

--A/an
--to have got=hebben

A/an

A/an=

The =

A/ an

A or AN

Gebruik van "a" en "an":

"A" gebruik je vóór woorden die beginnen met een medeklinkerklank.

Voorbeelden:

a book

a cat

a house

"An" gebruik je vóór woorden die beginnen met een klinkerklank (a, e, i, o, u).

Voorbeelden:

an apple

an elephant

an idea

A or AN

• Let op de klank, niet de letter!
• 
  
• Voorbeeld: an hour (je hoort de klank 'ou' als een klinker).
• Voorbeeld: a university (je hoort de klank 'ju' als een medeklinker).
• 
  
• A voor medeklinkers: zoals b, c, d.
  
• An voor klinkers: zoals a, e, i, o, u

a/an

... insect

1. A
2. An

a/an

... onion

1. A
2. An

a/an

Uniform

1. A
2. An

a / an girl

1. a
2. an

a/an

... school

1. a
2. an

a / an?
.... university

1. a
2. an

a / an?
.... umbrella

1. a
2. an

a / an?
.... artwork

1. a
2. an

a / an

tiger

1. a
2. an

a / an

hour

1. a
2. an

a / an house

1. a
2. an

a / an?
.... president

1. a
2. an

a / an?
..... dog

1. a
2. an

a / an

sandwich

1. a
2. an

a/an house

1. a
2. an

To have got

'hebben'

To have got (hebben)

Ik heb	I have got	Have I got?	I have not got (haven't)
Jij hebt	You have got	Have you got?	You have not got (haven't)
Hij heeft	He has got	Has he got?	He has not got (hasn't)
Zij heeft	She has got	Has she got?	She has not got (hasn't)
Het heeft	It has got	Has it got?	It has not got (hasn't)
Wij hebben	We have got	Have we got?	We have not got (haven't)
Jullie hebben	You have got	Have you got?	You have not got (haven't)
Zij hebben	They have got	Have they got?	They have not got (haven't)

Grammar: to have got

To have got betekent hebben en to have not got betekent niet hebben.

	+	+korte vorm	-	- korte vorm	?
I you	have got	've got	have not got	haven't got	Have ... got?
he she it	has got	's got	has not got	hasn't got	Has ... got?
we you they	have got	've got	have not got	haven't got	Have ... got?

Questions with 'to have got'

'to be' &' to have got'

He ......................................... (to have got) friendly neighbours.

1. have got
2. has got

_______ (to have got) a dog?

1. Do you have got
2. Does you have got
3. Have you got
4. Has you got

She ....... (to have got) a pink umbrella.

1. has got
2. have got

Vul in: They ...................... (to have got) black hair.

1. has got
2. have got

(She / to have got) many friends?

1. Have she many friends?
2. Has she many friends?
3. Does she have got many friends?
4. Has she got many friends?

I (not / to have got) many puppies.

1. I have not got many puppies.
2. I do not have got many puppies.
3. I has not many puppies.
4. I has not got many puppies.

She (to have got) two siblings.

1. have
2. have got
3. has
4. has got

(You / to have got) homework?

1. Have you got homework?
2. Has you got homework?
3. Have you homework?
4. Has you homework?

My sisters (to have got) good grades.

1. have got
2. has got
3. has not got
4. has gotten

Jane (to have got) a nice table.

1. has not got
2. has got
3. have gotten
4. have got

Michael (to have got) no friends.

1. Michael have got no friends.
2. Michael has got no friends.
3. Michael got no friends.
4. Michael haves got no friends.