Voc- Family, time, numbers: Grammar possesive: Reading practice

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

1 Energy

Les 1: Revision for your SO on Friday

Wat te leren voor jou SO – (test)

- woordjes ABCD (TB page 19-20)

- stones D (TB page 12)

(vertalingen van de zinnetjes staan op itslearning > bronnen > algemene materialen)

James is the father of a boy. James has a...

1. Husband
2. Daughter
3. Son
4. Father

He is married to Jane, she is a woman. So Jane is his...

1. Mother
2. Wife
3. Husband
4. Grandmother

My father's son is my

1. Husband
2. son
3. brother
4. Father

My brother's daughter is my

1. Mother
2. Niece
3. Aunt
4. Grandmother

13 =

1. Threeth
2. Three
3. Thirteen
4. Thirty

40 =

1. Fourth
2. Fourty
3. Fourteen
4. Four

15th =

1. Fiveth
2. Five
3. Fifty
4. Fifteenth

99 =

1. ninety nine
2. ninenine
3. nine
4. ninetieth

40 =

1. Fourth
2. Fourty
3. Fourteen
4. Four

A brother or sister.

1. Cousin
2. Niece
3. Nephew
4. Sibling

The people who are your father and mother

1. Parents
2. Siblings
3. Uncle
4. Family

I have a brother, his name is Jack. I also have a ........, her name is Lily.

My uncle is married to my........ (this is a woman)

Ik ben morgen jarig

Vertaal naar Engels: Zus

Vertaal naar Engels:
Ik ben 11 jaar

Vertaal naar Engels:
Hoe oud ben jij?

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The end!

Grammar: my, mine, of mine

If you have a phone, that phone is...

1. Mine
2. Yours
3. Theirs
4. Hers

If we have a dog, that dog is...

1. Their
2. Theirs
3. Ours
4. Mine

If they have a house, the house is

1. mine
2. yours
3. ours
4. theirs

If I have a cat, the cat is

1. mine
2. yours
3. ours
4. theirs

mijn boek is

1. my book
2. your book
3. his book
4. their book

jouw zus is

1. my sister
2. your sister
3. her sister
4. their sister

zijn huis is

1. my house
2. your house
3. his house
4. her house

haar konijn is

1. my rabbit
2. your rabbit
3. his rabbit
4. her rabbit

hun kinderen zijn

1. my children
2. your children
3. his children
4. their children

Possessive ‘s

Als je wilt zeggen dat iets van iemand is, gebruik je in het Engels de bezits-s ook wel apostrof ’s genoemd:
 
That is my friend’s book.  Dat is het boek van mijn vriend(in).
These are Vincent’s sisters.  Dit zijn Vincents zussen.
Are you Susan’s sister?  Ben jij de zus van Susan?
The dog’s tail  De staart van de hond.
My class’s teacher is nice.  De leraar van mijn klas is aardig.

The men’s shoes.  De schoenen van de heren.

These are the children's toys. Deze zijn de speelgoed van de kinderen.

Pay attention!

Bij meervoudsvormen die eindigen op een “s” schrijf je alleen een apostrof ‘.
My parents’ car  de auto van mijn ouders.

The girls’ coats  de jassen van de meisjes.

Bij namen die eindigen op een "s", mag je kiezen of je 's of alleen een ' gebruikt.

Charles’s parents & Charles' parents betekenen dus allebei de ouders van Charles en zijn beiden goed.

John... phone.

1. 's
2. s'

the (2) girl.... friend

1. 's
2. s'

the men....... bathroom

1. 's
2. s'

Sally...... brother

1. 's
2. s'

the (2) boy.... brother

1. 's
2. s'

Whose / Who's

Whose is possessive.

Who's is the shorter form of who is.

Whose book is that?

Who's the girl over there?

Who's (is) the smartest in the group?

Whose is that expensive car?

.... car is this?

1. Who's
2. Whose

_______ coat is this?

1. whose
2. who's

... jacket is that?

1. who's
2. whose

________ Lisa's mum?

1. Whose
2. Who's

___________ going to the shops?

1. whose
2. who's

The swimming pool heroes

p. 42 Think book

Read the article on page 42 of your Think book.

Then, do the exercise on the next slides, please.

Exercise 2; page 42

Read the article again. Put the sentences in the correct order. There is one thing not mentioned in the article. Where do you think it goes?

You may note down your answers on the next slide.

Put the sentences in the correct order. There is one thing not mentioned in the article. Where do you think it goes?
Note down your answer like this: 1.a, 2.b, 3.c, etc.

If you are finished

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