4M unit 3 lesson 1

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4M Unit 3 Lesson 1

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Leesboek 

Voor het Se in maart heb je het leesboek Follow me back van A.V. Geiger nodig. Je moet dit boek in de lessen meenemen. Je kan het kopen of lenen bij een bib dat is aan jou maar je moet het hebben! We beginnen al in periode 2 met lezen dus dan moet je hem hebben!!!

Unit 3

We will start by doing the tryouts then we will do the introduction, some reading and vocab. After that you will learn all about adverbs en adjectives.

Grammar

Adverbs & adjectives

Who knows the difference?

Grammar: adverbs 

Bijwoorden

The slow car.

The car drives slowly.

Adverbs

• an adverb (bijwoord) defines a verb, adjective or adverb.
  
  
• Adverbs usually end in -ly: Beautifully, Happily, Angrily

Adverbs

Adverb - verb

He drives quickly.

She sang beautifully.

They worked nicely.

How to form an adverb:

adjective + -ly

Adverb

beautiful	beautifu ll y
easy	eas i ly
good	well
fast	fast
hard	hard
late	late

            adjective                           adverb

Wat is een "adverb"?

1. bijwoord
2. bijvoeglijk naamwoord

Wat is de adverb van CAREFUL?

1. carefully
2. carefulily
3. carefuly

Wat is de adverb van FAST?

1. fastly
2. fast
3. fastily

Wat is de adverb van PRETTY?

1. prettily
2. prettyly
3. prettly

Wat is de adverb van GOOD?

1. goodly
2. goodily
3. well

Wat is de adverb van BAD?

1. badly
2. badily
3. worse

Place of adverb

Place of adverb

Adverb = bijwoord

voor het woord waar het iets over zegt

He never walks to school.

She always eats crackers during break.

Place of adverb

Na een vorm van to be

She is always late.

We are never on time.

Place of adverb

in de present perfect na has/have

She has always been this nice.

You have never been this funny.

Where do you place the adverb?

1. I never take the bus home.
2. I take the bus home never.
3. I take never the bus home.
4. Never I take the bus home.

Where do you place the adverb?

1. She is talking always.
2. She always is talking.
3. She is always talking.
4. Always she is talking.

Where do you place the adverb?

1. Often I go to the cinema.
2. I often go to the cinema.
3. I go often to the cinema.
4. I go to the cinema often.

Where do you place the adverb?

1. Always I play football.
2. I always play football.
3. I play always football.
4. I play football always.

I am having a birthday party again. never

We talk on the phone.
often

Grammar

Now do excercises 9 and 10