B2B - Unit 2 - last lesson

• English
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 2

Last lesson before the test

A lot of, many, much,
(a) few, (a) little 

a lot of

Many

Much

Many, much, a lot 

Al deze woorden betekenen dus: veel

Let op!

Many of much kan grammaticaal a lot of vervangen in bevestigende

zinnen. Grammaticaal is dit correct.

Dit wordt echter alleen gedaan bij hele formele taal. Een toespraak
van de koningin bijvoorbeeld.

In regel gebruik je a lot of voor bevestigende zinnen en many/much voor
vragende of ontkennende zinnen. 

I have got ______ wallets.

1. a lot of
2. much

There was _______ rain last night.

1. many
2. much

She hasn't got _____ bananas.

1. many
2. much
3. a lot of

She hasn't got _____ time.

1. many
2. much
3. a lot of

Does he have ______ books?

1. many
2. much
3. a lot of

Veel

weinig

many

much

a lot

(a) little

(a) few

(a) few, (a) little

We gebruiken few en little om aan te geven dat we ergens weinig of een paar van hebben.

Let op! Er is een verschil tussen weinig en een paar.

She bought a few books.
Een paar boeken

She bought few books. 

Bijna geen

She has _______ dollars.

1. a few
2. a little

She has _______ money.

1. few
2. little

Which, who, whose

Tom, ______ is a musician, loves going to concert 

(person)

1. who
2. which
3. whose

Yesterday I saw the car ____ was used for the fast and the furious.

(car)

1. who
2. which
3. whose

My brother is the only one ____ can repair your computer. 

1. who
2. which
3. whose

Is that the man _____ car got stolen?

1. who
2. which
3. whose

I read The BFG, which is a book by Roald Dahl

1. who
2. which
3. whose

That

Je mag who/which vervangen door that op het moment dat je de bijzin niet weg kan laten omdat de zin anders gek wordt of je informatie mist. 

Tom, who is a musician, loves going to concert. >>> niet vervangen!

That’s the man (Who)that gave me directions. >>> wel vervangen!

Can you replace who/which by that?
 

That’s the bike which is for sale

1. Yes
2. No

Can you replace who/which by that?
 

That’s the friend who lives in Swansea

1. Yes
2. No

Can you replace who/which by that?
 

 This is my best friend, who lives next door

1. Yes
2. No