Thema 13 - daltonuur week 4_student copy

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Dit uur...

Eerste 30 min: uitleg + oefening both/either/neither & object + infinitive (h/v)

--> mavo: both/either/neither lastig? Haak dan aan bij de uitleg!

Daarna: zelfstandig aan de slag met Stepping Stones / Shakespeare 

both / either / neither / all / each / every / none

= beide / een van beide / geen van beide / alle / iedere / alle / geen

= gebruik afhankelijk van ONDERWERP van de zin

2 personen / dingen

= both / either / neither

Sarah watched both girls come in. = beide

Either necklace could be yours. = een van de twee

Neither party was willing to give in. = geen van de twee

 

2 of meer personen / dingen

= each

The famous author signed each book personally. = ieder

 

Meer dan 2 personen / dingen

= all / every / none 

They questioned all of the employees. = alle

Mounted police came from every direction. = alle 

None of the restrictions apply to us. = geen

 

Note!!

Each = nadruk op 1 persoon / ding

Every = nadruk op groep / meerdere dingen

We went to ... matches, the home match and the away match.

1. all
2. each
3. either
4. both

... of the suspects was willing to confess.

1. either
2. neither
3. all
4. both

A crime like that is committed ... single day of the week.

1. every
2. all
3. each
4. both

... of the students had studied for the test and they all failed.

1. none
2. all
3. neither
4. each

... visitor was asked to bring a red flag.

1. all
2. every
3. each
4. either

Object + infinitive

= leidend voorwerp + hele werkwoord

Voorbeelden

 I asked him to listen carefully.

Gareth let me use his new smart phone.

--> wanneer zet je wel / niet 'to' voor het hele werkwoord / infinitive

object + to + infinitive

= na werkwoorden die een wens of bevel aangeven

Jeff asked her to close the door quietly.

My parents told me to spend the money wisely.

They didn’t order us to leave the coast.

werkwoorden met bevel / wens

ask                             tell

expect                      warn

mean                        would like

order                         would love

object + infinitive

= na let, make en werkwoorden die te maken hebben met je zintuigen (smell / hear)

Gareth let me use his new smart phone.

He made her play better than ever before.

I heard somebody say my name.

My parents advised me
... my money wisely.

1. spend
2. to spend

Will you let me
... your new smartphone?

1. use
2. to use

I heard him
... your secrets to his friends.

1. tell
2. to tell

I'd like my boss
... my wages.

1. pay
2. to pay

My mother ordered my friends
...

1. leave
2. to leave

Aan de slag...

Shakespeare

- Monoloog / soliloquy voorbereiden

- Eindproduct

Stepping Stones

- Theme 3 (m/h/v/) 

- Theme 4 (h/v)