D1 some and any, reading and information about the cooking video

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• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

After today... 

- I've logged on to the Big Challenge practice environment and have done some of the activities. 

- I can understand a text about the science behind junk food

- I know the meaning of "some" and "any" and when to use which. 

Big Challenge 

Not registered on the Big Challenge site yet? Do it now and ask for help if it doesn't work. Then spend about ten minutes doing some of the activities 

Theme Words 

Let's look at the exercises we didn't get around to last Monday: starting on page 144.

Op de volgende slide staan voorbeeldzinnen met some / any. Kun je de regel vinden wanneer je welke gebruikt? Ze betekenen allebei hetzelfde: wat, een aantal.

1. There are some really bright kids in this class.

2. Is there any coffee left?

3. There aren’t any trick questions in the test

4. I’ve seen some episodes of this series, but not all of them.

5. I’d like some crisps. Are there any left or did you eat them all?
6. I’m hungry, I haven’t had any lunch.  

7. You don’t have to be afraid, there aren’t any scary clowns in the film.

8. My parents don’t let me play any 18- plus games.

Wat is de regel?

Hieronder staan twee zinnen die zich NIET aan deze regel houden. 

Waarom denk je dat dat is? 

1. I've baked cake. Would you like some? 

2. Can I have some of those crisps you've  bought? 

Je gebruikt hier "some" in een vraag omdat......

De regels gelden ook voor alle andere woorden met some en any: 

Someone / anyone                    Iemand 

Somebody / anybody               Iemand 

Somewhere / anywhere          Ergens 
Something / anything             Iets 

Somehow / anyhow                  Hoe dan ook 

Sometime / any time                Ooit 

LET OP: in ontkenningen vertaal je anything, anyone etc. in het Nederlands met niets, niemand etc. 

Have you seen my bag?
- No, I haven't seen it ............

1. any
2. some
3. anywhere
4. somewhere

There's still ................. cake left in the fridge.

1. some
2. any
3. someone
4. anybody

We will have to find a solution to this problem ....

1. somebody
2. anybody
3. somehow
4. anywhere

Is there ...... who can help you with this?

1. someone
2. anyone
3. anyhow
4. somebody

Can I have............. water? I'm thirsty.

1. any
2. some
3. anybody
4. somewhere

I haven't had ............. food since this morning, I'm hungry!

1. any
2. someone
3. anything
4. something

Is there _____ sugar? I can’t see _____ .

1. any, any
2. some, some
3. some, any
4. any, some

SOME/ANY
I need ... apples, but I don't need ... pears.

1. any... any
2. some... some
3. any... some
4. some... any

There is ... fruit, but there isn't ... bread.

1. some, some
2. some, any
3. any, some
4. any, any

I don't have some/any sugar left. I'll go and borrow some/any from the neighbour.

1. some / some
2. any / any
3. some / any
4. any / some

Is there ............... leftover cake from your birthday?

1. some
2. any
3. anything
4. somewhere

Back to the books

Turn to page 156 and do exercise 31 and 32 
You have 10 minutes  for this. 

Ready? Start the reading exercises on the next slide. 

Homework for Monday: study the words on page 178 of A: Watching 

Reading 

Turn to page 148 and do exercise 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22. 

You've got fifteen minutes for this. 
I expect you to work quietly and alone, so everyone can focus on the reading.