unit 3/4 recap + instruction should/ought to/had better

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

           13- 2 - 2023

today we will:

-review comparative and superlative adjectives

- review adverbs, adjectives and comparitive adverbs

-review all/some/none/any of them

- reading SB page 42 + intro shouldn't, had better, ought to

Milka is _________ Merci

1. cheaper then
2. more cheap then
3. cheaper than
4. more cheap than

Shoes are _____________ socks

1. expensiver than
2. expensiver then
3. more expensive as
4. more expensive than

Rule

When we want to say that two things are (not) the same, we can use (not) as + adjective as

example: Butterflies aren't as dangerous as tigers

Tom is 1.65. Sue is 1.65, too. (tall)
Tom ____________________Sue

I _________ him yesterday.

1. see
2. saw
3. seen
4. have seen

make the next comparison stronger:
My brother is taller than me.

He's a __________ runner

1. slow
2. slowly

He runs ___________

1. slow
2. slowly

Graham writes ____________than me.

1. more clear
2. more clearly
3. clearer

Jo thinks geography is __________________ than history

1. more difficult
2. more difficultly
3. difficulter

These bikes all look good, but I'm sure _______ are better than others.

1. any of them
2. some of them
3. all of them

Lucas should get her flowers

should(n't),  had better,   ought to

1. You _________ get him a nice present this year!

2. You ___________give me a ring some time if you want to.

3. You _______ join me if you don't want to break your promise.

Should, had better, and ought to are used to give ________

1. advice
2. information

Should and ought to mean more or less the same, but we usually don't use ought to in questions and negative statements

The meaning of had better is often a little stronger. 

Ignoring advice means face the consequences!!!! 

should and ought to are modal verbs (hulpwerkwoorden)

- no infinitive   (to should)

- no third person (shoulds)

- questions are created by inversion (Should I ...? instead of Do I should?)

- negative form of ought to is ought not to / oughtn't to)

Monday  13 February

online - unit 4 - grammar - all/some/none/any of them 1 and 2