3M Unit 4 lesson 4

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3M Unit 4 lesson 4

Please sit down,  open your device and log into the online books and lesson up.  Then start reading in your reading books. If you didn't bring your reading book start copying the irregular verbs 

The Absolute true diary of a partime Indian

week 3 lezen t/m Revenge is my middle name

week 4 lezen t/m Rowdy sings the blues

week 5 lezen t/m Halloween

week 6 lezen t/m Thanksgiving

week 7 lezen t/m Dance, dance, dance

week 9 lezen t/m Red versus White

week 10 lezen t/m In like a lion

week 11 Boek uit!

The 

Test time

Handelingsdeel 3MD

Zeynep, Sena, Lotje, Denver, Wassim, Emirhan, Sudem, Fidan, Jayvion, Jayden

Handelingsdeel 3MC

iedereen die nog geen V heeft

Lesson 4

4.4  Who - which

It was Madison who was so nice to me.

This is the new television which my parents bought.

who = personen

which = dingen

who & which = betrekkelijk vnw

Daarom leren we NU geen 'that'      

Can you see ...

nog even oefenen

who

who

which

who

which

which

1. That is the boy ___ said he liked me.
2. That’s the man ___ I saw in the shop.
   
3. The cap ___ I saw in the shop is red.
   
4. He’s the teacher ___ teaches us English.
   
5. This is the book ___ I bought yesterday.
   
6. That’s the souvenir ___ Carl bought in Spain.
   

1. which
2. who
3. who
4. which
5. which
6. who
7. which
8. who
9. which
10. who

= bonus info ...

 Comparisons and superlatives

You can use comparatives to compare two things or people.

"I am taller than my brother. / My sister is more intelligent than our cat"

Notice how we use 'than' when making a comparison.

You can use superlatives to talk about the difference between more than two things or people.

"My dad is the tallest in our entire family. / Dolphins are the most intelligent animals in the world"

 Comparisons and superlatives

		COMPARATIVE	SUPERLATIVE
1 syllable words	Fast Large Hot Dry	Fast er Large r Hott er Dr ier	The fast est The large st The hot test The dr iest
2 syllable words	Angry Boring	Angrier More boring	The angriest The most boring
3+ syllable words	Expensive Intelligent interesting	More expensive More intelligent More interesting	The most expensive The most intelligent The most interesting

Irregularities 

good - better  -  best

bad - worse - worst 

little - less - least 

far - further - furthest

 Comparisons and superlatives

When comparing thing that are equal we use 'as ... as'

"Her hair is as long as mine"

If the things you're comparing aren't equal you can say 'not as ... as'

"But her hair is not as curly as mine"

Fill in the comparative or superlative:
She is the .. (happy) girl in the world

Fill in the comparative and superlative:
He is the ... (annoying) presenter

Fill in the comparative and superlative:
She is ... (cheerful) than him

Zeg dat Jan net zo gek is als Piet

Zeg dat Ayaa niet zo stom is als Manon

Lesson 4