Bijles 3

• English

Welcome !!

The goal:

• In the end of the lesson I know:
• what the English word order is 
• I have revised the prepositions 

Word order

Plaats en tijd

Watch the video 

Pay attention to the word order !

What is the correct word order in English for standard sentences?

1. who, do, what, how, when, where
2. who, do, what, how, where, when
3. when, who, do, what, how, where
4. when, how, what, do, who, where

Plaats en tijd

Een plaatsbepaling moet altijd voor de tijdsbepaling.

        - I helped an old lady at the trainstation yesterday.

        - He won a prize at the tournament last week.

Wat moet je doen als je alleen een plaatsbepaling hebt?

Een plaatsbepaling moet achteraan de zin. 

      - He went on holiday to Spain.

Hierboven de 2 mogelijkheden.

Onthoud dit en je komt al erg ver :)

Wie doet wat waar en wanneer?

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Wie

Doet

Wat

Waar

Wanneer

I

walk

my dog

in the park

at night 

Welk van de zinnen is in de goede woordvolgorde gemaakt?

1. She bought a blue dress at this shop yesterday.
2. Bought she a blue dress at this shop yesterday.

1. He _________ listens __________ to the radio.

2. They ___________ read ___________ a book.

3. Tom _________ is _________ very friendly. 

4. Pete _________ gets _________ angry. 

5. We _________ are _________ on time. 

Sleep het bijwoord op de juiste plek

often

sometimes

usually

never

always

Any questions ??

Prepositions of time

Om 1 uur

1. At one o'clock
2. On one o'clock
3. In one o'clock
4. At one o clock

Op maandag middag

1. At Monday afternoon
2. On Monday afternoon
3. In Monday afternoon

In de middag

1. At the afternoon
2. In the afternoon
3. On the afternoon

Prepositions of time

At – This preposition of time is used to discuss clock times, holidays and festivals, and other very specific time frames including exceptions, such as “at night.”

In – This preposition of time is used to discuss months, seasons, years, centuries, general times of day, and longer periods of time such as “in the past.”

On – This preposition of time is used to discuss certain days of the week or portions of days of the week, specific dates, and special days such as “on New Year’s Day.”

At

clock times: at 10 o'clock, at five past nine

holidays and festivals: at Christmas, at Easter

exceptions:at night, at the weekend

In

months: in January, in March

seasons: in the Winter, in Summer

years: in 2006

centuries: in the twentieth century, in the 19th century

general times of day: in the morning, in the afternoon

longer periods of time: in the nineties, in the past

On

Days of the week: on Monday, on Thursday

Portions of days of the week: on Thursday afternoon, on Sunday mornings

specific dates: on twelve October, on the fifteenth of December

special days: on Newyears' Eve, on Boxingday

I always work ___ Monday mornings.

1. in
2. at
3. on

In het weekend

1. At the weekend
2. On the weekend
3. In the weekend

He bought a PS4 ___ Friday.

1. in
2. at
3. on

He handed in his assignment ___ ten minutes to seven.

1. in
2. at
3. on

The Christmas Holiday is ___ December.

1. in
2. at
3. on

___ Friday, ___ five o'clock, he injured his hand.

1. on, at
2. at, on
3. at, at
4. on, on

I always work ___ Sunday.

My parents come home ___ night.

Bob plays football ___ the morning.