Y1 - Think Unit 3/4 - H1a 11 Feb

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Unit 3/4: lesson 8

Today:

- Vocab

- Questions about: the possessive adjectives + pronouns or who/whose/who's?

- Explain the possessive 's

- Was/were

Vocabulary

Feelings

Match the pictures to the sentences.

Our daughter was first in the race.

It was 9pm and Mum wasn't home.

That wasn't a nice thing to say to Miriam.

That maths lesson was really difficult.

I wasn't expecting a big party.

The students were really noisy.

It was a really good horror film.

The test was really hard.

Now match the sentences.

She's really upset now.

And the teacher was angry.

I was very surprised to see so many people there.

I'm really confused now.

We are so proud of her.

I was relieved when it was over.

I was a bit worried. Where was she?

I was really scared at the end of it.

Our daughter was first in the race.

It was 9pm and Mum wasn't home.

That wasn't a nice thing to say to Miriam.

That maths lesson was really difficult.

I wasn't expecting a big party.

The students were really noisy.

It was a really good horror film.

The test was really hard.

Grammar Recap - possessive pronouns & adjectives

Grammar Recap - Whose & who's

Remember that who’s is a contraction – it is short for who is or who has.
 Whose is used when something belongs to someone.
 
If who is or who has doesn’t fit in the sentence, then the word whose will probably be used.

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 toilet is disgusting.  Het toilet van de heren/het herentoilet is smerig.

These are the children's toys.

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.

(Officieel krijgen klassieke of religieuze namen die eindigen op een s alleen een '. )

Sophocles' plays are still performed today.

Maar dit hoef je nog niet te weten :-)

Now let's practise!

Take the quiz on the next slides.

Write down the possessive with ‘s or ‘.
1. Sarah is Emily... aunt.

1. ’s
2. '

Write down the possessive with ‘s or ‘.
2. These are our friends... cats.
(de katten van onze vrienden)

1. 's
2. '

Write down the possessive with ‘s or ‘.
3. Let's meet at Giovanni... for lunch.

1. ’s
2. '

Write down the possessive with ‘s or ‘.
4. This is our boss... car.

1. ’s
2. '

Write down the possessive with ‘s or ‘.
5. Where is the ladies... shower? .

1. ’s
2. '

Write down the possessive with ‘s or ‘.
6. My cousin... dad is my uncle.

1. ’s
2. '

Write down the possessive with ‘s or ‘.
7. Did you read yesterday... newspaper?

1. ’s
2. '

Write down the possessive with ‘s or ‘.
8. Jack... and Joe... bags are black.

1. ’/’s
2. ’/’
3. ’s/’
4. ’s/’s

Write down the possessive with ‘s or ‘.
9. Our grandparents live in an old people... home.

1. ’s
2. '

Write down the possessive with ‘s or ‘.
10. That sandwich would not be to everyone taste.

1. ’s
2. '

Grammar: was/were

Now let's practise!

Take the quiz on the next slides.

Fill in was or were into the gaps.

If there is a (-) use the negation (wasn't or weren't).
1. Last year my best friend _____ 22 years old.


1. wasn't
2. weren't
3. was
4. were

Fill in was or were into the gaps.

If there is a (-) use the negation (wasn't or weren't).
2. _____ the weather cold when we_____ in Berlin?


1. wasn't, weren't
2. weren't, wasn't
3. was, were
4. were, was

Fill in was or were into the gaps.

If there is a (-) use the negation (wasn't or weren't).
3. Why _____ you so angry yesterday?


1. wasn't
2. weren't
3. was
4. were

Fill in was or were into the gaps.

If there is a (-) use the negation (wasn't or weren't).
4. Tim _____ asleep at ten o'clock yesterday. (-)


1. wasn't
2. weren't
3. was
4. were

Fill in was or were into the gaps.

If there is a (-) use the negation (wasn't or weren't).
5. We _____ tired because it _____ late at night.


1. wasn't, weren't
2. weren't, wasn't
3. was, were
4. were, was

Fill in was or were into the gaps.

If there is a (-) use the negation (wasn't or weren't).
6. Our hotel last year _____ small, but it _____ very clean.


1. was, were
2. were, was
3. was, was
4. were, were

Fill in was or were into the gaps.

If there is a (-) use the negation (wasn't or weren't).
7. Claire and I _____ at school last Monday. (-)


1. wasn't
2. weren't
3. was
4. were

Fill in was or were into the gaps.

If there is a (-) use the negation (wasn't or weren't).
8. I phoned you at the weekend, but you _____ at home. (-)


1. wasn't
2. weren't
3. was
4. were

Fill in was or were into the gaps.

If there is a (-) use the negation (wasn't or weren't).
9. _____ Liam at home when you came back from work?


1. wasn't
2. weren't
3. was
4. were

Fill in was or were into the gaps.

If there is a (-) use the negation (wasn't or weren't).
10. The shops _____ open yesterday, but we didn't go there.


1. wasn't
2. weren't
3. was
4. were

Enrichment

Time left? Make the enrichment assignment on the next page.

Write a story about your family

Write me a story in which you tell me about your family. Tell me who they are, what their names are, some information about what they look like (describe their appearance=uiterlijk) and what you like about them (describe their personality). You may type this in the next slide or upload a picture of your story in the slide after the next slide.

Have fun!

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