Week 36 Les 2 S16

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo, havo
• Leerjaar 1

Schedule:

• Grammar instruction 1
• Grammatical forms handouts
• Break
• Grammar instruction 2
•  Grammatical forms handouts
• Praktische opdracht instruction
• Zelfstandig werken
• (Name game)

Grammar

What is the difference between  

 a subject  pronoun, object pronoun &

possessive determiners?

 Pronoun

A pronoun replaces a noun!!!!

nouns = people, animals, ideas, places, and things.

Today we are going to focus on 2 kinds of pronouns:

subject & object pronouns

Subject	Object
I	me
you	you
he	him
she	her
it	it
we	us
you	you
they	them

Subject pronouns

Rules:

1. Replace the subject in a sentence.

2. Always stand before the verb.

Example:

He lives in Amsterdam.                           He= subject pronoun

We sing a song.                                           We= subject pronoun                                              

Object pronouns

Rules:

1. Replace the object in a sentence.

2. Always stand after verbs.

He calls her every day.                                                      He= subject - her=object

I don't like it.                                                                           I= subject - it= object

3. Always stand after prepositions.

Please listen to him.                                                          to=preposition - him= object

Wait for us.                                                                             for= preposition - us= object

Handouts

Ben je klaar?

1. Show your work to the teacher 

2. Check your answers with the key

3. Hand in your work

4. Browse through your workbook

5. Take a break

               Break

  All students are back in class & 

mobile phones are back in 

the box when the timer is at 0.

Possessive determiner

possessive = shows possession

determiner = shows who possesses something

possessive determiner + noun

Rules:

1. Possessive determiners never stand on their own.

2. Possessive determiners are always used with a noun.

Example:

My shoes are red.                                        My= pos. det. - shoes=noun

Her eyes are green.                                     Her= ps. det.  - eyes= noun

my	mijn
your	jouw
his	zijn
her	haar
its	van het
our	ons / onze
your	jullie
their	hun

My bag is red. 

Whose bag is red? 

Her hair is curly.

Whose hair is curly? 

So, ......

what is the difference between

 subject pronoun, object pronoun &

possessive determiner?

Zelfstandig werken: 1. Worksheet + Test yourself 

Ben je klaar? 

1. Laat je werk aan de juf zien.

2. Kijk je werk na met een antwoordenblad.

3. Begin alvast met Lesson 3

Praktische opdracht instruction