quiz unit lj3 5+6

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 3

quiz unit lj3 5+6

Passive

active / passive?
Alan teaches geography.

1. active
2. passive

Active / passive?
They often listen to music.

1. active
2. passive

Active/passive?
The farmer milked the cows

1. Active
2. Passive

Alan teaches geography

1. Active
2. Passive

Houses have been built.

1. Active
2. Passive

Houses have been built.

1. passive
2. active

Active or passive?
Yesterday the farmer milked his cows.

1. Active
2. Passive

Is this sentence active or passive?

That letter was written by my grandmother.

1. Active
2. Passive

Active/passive?
The keys were lost at the party.

1. Active
2. Passive

Is the following sentence active or passive?
The fire raged through the woods.

1. Active
2. Passive

Grammar

Imperatives

Imperative:

Gebruik je om aan te geven dat iemand iets moet doen

(of juist niet moet doen)

Imperatives (gebiedende wijs)

                            

positive imperative =  

hele werkwoord + rest van de zin           

Eat your breakfast!              

negative imperative=

Don't + hele werkwoord + rest van de zin

Don't eat your breakfast!

Imperative:
Wees op tijd!

1. You must be on time!
2. You have to be on time!
3. Be on time!

Imperative:
Schiet op!

1. You have to hurry up!
2. Hurry up!

Make sentences using the imperative for the following signs

Wat doe je om een short yes/no answer te geven?

1. Je herhaalt het 1e werkwoord
2. Je herhaalt alle werkwoorden
3. Je herhaalt de hele zin
4. Je zegt alleen 'yes' of 'no'

Give the short yes/no answer:
Can I walk the dog later? +

Give the short yes/no answer:
Am I invited to the party? +

Give the short yes/no answer:
Does Richard like that? -

Give the short yes/no answer:
Has Alex given you his phone number? -

WORDORDER

Word order (woordvolgorde) 

• wie                                    onderwerp (persoon, dier, ding)
• doet                                  persoonsvorm (werkwoord)
• wat                                    lijdend voorwerp
• waar                                 plaatsbepaling
• wanneer                         tijdsbepaling

Welke zin is correct?

1. Peter bought a new phone at the shop yesterday.
2. Peter bought a new phone yesterday at the shop.
3. A new phone is what Peter bought yesterday at the shop.
4. At the shop yesterday a new phone bought Peter.

Welke zin is correct?

1. Last week I saw Mary at a party.
2. At a party I saw Mary last week.
3. I saw Mary at a party last week.
4. I saw Mary last week at a party.

Welke zin is correct?

1. Jenny works on Saturdays at AH.
2. On Saturdays Jenny works at AH.
3. Jenny works at AH on Saturdays.

They never walk to school.

1. goed
2. fout

I was never late in class.

1. goed
2. fout

We eat never fish at home on Fridays.

1. goed
2. fout

Welke zin is correct?

1. She never eats chocolate.
2. She eats never chocolate.

Jacky and I always leave home on time.

1. goed
2. fout

Welke zin is correct?

1. They are rarely late at school.
2. They rarely are late at school.

Tag-questions / Aangeplakte vragen

+ hoofdzin, - tag question

- hoofdzin, + tag question

persoonlijk vnw in 

tag-question

Give  them new seats.

Tag questions

Als de zin bevestigend is, is de tag question ontkennend.

Als de zin ontkennend is, is de tag question bevestigend.

Tag questions

Staat er een vorm van 'to be' 'to have got' of een hulpwerkwoord  (can/should/will etc.) in de zin? Dan gebruik je deze in de tag question. 

She isn't happy, is she? 

Your mother has got a black car, hasn't she? 

Tom can swim, can't he? 

Is dit niet het geval, dan gebruik je:

Present simple:

- do / don't : They play football, don't they? 

- does / doesn't (bij onderwerpen he/she/it): Your sister  works as a nurse, doesn't she? 

Past simple: 

- did / didn't: You went to the cinema, didn't you?  

Adverb of Adjective

Madonna is a ... singer.

1. Terribly
2. Terrible

Our teacher doesn’t explain things
..... We never understand him. (clear)

1. clearly
2. clear

He drives the car ...

1. carefully
2. careful

She is an .....
reader. (incredible - slow)

1. Incredible slow
2. Incredibly slowly
3. incredibly slow
4. incredible slowly