08-12 : Theme 3 : J-I

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

TODAY

- Candy Test

- Homework

- Grammar

- Speaking & Writing

CANDY TEST

een slot kraken

cropped hair

diefstal, beroving

a heist

verzekering

HOMEWORK

Ex. 17-18-19 p. 71-72 AB

J. Grammar

- The passive

- both / either / neither / all / each / every / none

p. 47 TB

What is the subject in this sentence?

The lion bit the man.

(Onderwerp)

The lion bit the man.

What is the object in this sentence?

(Leidend voorwerp)

The lion bit the man.

Passives

Part 1

What makes a sentence passive?

The combination of 'to be' + past participle (volt. dlw) makes a sentence passive

The student is taught (by the teacher).

The man was bitten (by the dog).

How to recognize a passive sentence...

- check if there is a form of 'to be' used (am, are, is, was, were, been)

- is it followed by a participle (voltooid deelwoord)?

- is it followed by 'by + noun or pronoun? If not, can it be followed by 'by zombies'?

Are all answers 'yes'? Congratulations, you have a passive sentence.

ACTIVE= He is stealing a bike.

PASSIVE: The bike is stolen.

....all the possibilities......

The Government is planning a new road near my house.

1. passive
2. active

Boys like to play soccer.

1. passive
2. active

This room has been painted blue.

1. passive
2. active

Cricket is played in Australia.

1. passive
2. active

Make a passive:
Lots of books ... (buy) by my father every year.

1. are bought
2. is bought
3. were bought
4. have been bought

Make a passive sentence:
Lots of books ... (read) by children in 1890.

1. are read
2. is read
3. were read
4. have been read

Make a passive. Start with 'a goal'...

Make a passive. Start with 'the oranges'...

two people or things

both/either/neither

A: Is your friend British or American?

B: ___________. She's Australian.

both/either/neither

A: Is your friend British or American?

B: Neither. She's Australian.

both/either/neither

I couldn't decide which of the two shirts to buy. I liked __________ of them.

both/either/neither

I couldn't decide which of the two shirts to buy. I liked both of them.

both/either/neither

A: Do you want tea or coffee?

B: _________ . I don't mind. 

both/either/neither

A: Do you want tea or coffee?

B: Either. I don't mind. 

all = alle

none = geen (van allen)

each vs. every

each vs. every

Every artist is sensitive.

Each artist sees things differently.

Grammar

Ex. 24-25-26 p. 76-77 AB

Finished ?

Slim stampen

I. Speaking & Writing

Stone 6 : Describing a crime

Stone 7 : Talking about police work          TB p. 46

Stones 6-7

Ex. 21-22 p. 73-74 AB

Finished ?

Ex. 23 p. 75