Grammar unit 4 & 5 CamPRE 2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Revision of the grammar topics--> unit 4 & 5

* auxiliaries 

* present perfect (H)

* past simple (H)

* present simple (H)

* much/many/(a)few/(a)little (H)
* adjectives & adverbs

* place of the adverb (H)
* comparisons (H)
*relative pronouns
* gerund 

Name one grammar topic that you understand well, and one topic that you struggle with.

01:14

Fill in the blank spaces with the correct alternatives.
He is a very___________person, he will never hurt your feelings. His sister is the _________opposite. She's always so __________.

1. gently - total - rudely
2. gentle - totally - good
3. gentle - total - rude
4. well - total - nice

01:59

Make a correct English sentence containing an adverb that says something about another adverb.

02:28

Make a correct English sentence containing an adverb that says something about an adjective.

02:58

Which exceptions do you know? Which words don't follow the rules?

Identify the adverbs & adjectives
in this meme.

Hulpwerkwoorden

MUST - MUSTN'T (persoonlijke noodzaak / kan niet anders - niet moeten/mogen)

HAVE TO - DON'T / DOESN'T HAVE TO ( moeten/ van buitenaf opgelegd - niet hoeven)

SHOULD - SHOULDN'T (zou eigenlijk moeten - zou eigenlijk niet moeten

Which of these sentences is the correct translation of: 'Je moet je eerst je ouders om toestemming vragen.'

1. You must ask your parents for permission first.
2. You should ask your parents for permission first.
3. You have to ask your parents for permission first.
4. Translation B and C are both correct.

Present Simple - Past Simple - Present Perfect

Do you still know the difference between these tenses?

Make a correct sentence using the present perfect.

What are signal words for the past simple?

Which of these four sentences is completely correct?

1. My brother and sister never saw the film Happy Feet.
2. Yesterday my parents bought a new BMW.
3. He has brushed his teeth on a daily basis.
4. Did you ever saw the changing of the guards in London?

Relative pronouns (betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden)

WHO (personen)

WHICH (dingen)

THAT (personen en dingen)

When can you replace 'who' or 'which' in a sentence with 'that'?

Which of these sentences is completely correct?

1. The teacher that marked my test is called Mrs. Yeung.
2. You know, she's that boring teacher which never gives us any sweets
3. However, it was Mrs. Benz which was so nice to me when I started crying.
4. I do hope, that she will be my teacher next year, I like Mrs. Yeung.

What do you know about the 'gerund'?

Make a correct sentence using the gerund.

In which of these sentences has the gerund been used correctly?

1. They stopped seeing each other. They weren't in love any longer.
2. They stopped seeing the beautiful flowers by the side of the road.
3. I'm having a relaxing bath later this evening.
4. Do we keep on walking or are we going to stop somewhere?

Be honest...what grammar topic do you need to revise a little better?

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