3M1 - Herhaling, herhaling, herhaling

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome 3M1!       

The fifth of January

Today's Agenda

• Recap: Relative Clauses
•  Recap: Present Simple vs. Present Continuous
• Recap: Possessive Pronouns
• Homework: Recap Relative Clauses, Present Simple vs. Present Continuous & Possessive Pronouns

The woman ______ helped us at the tourist office.

1. which
2. who

I don't know the girl _____ you met yesterday.

1. whose
2. that

The concert, _____ was very disappointing, ended early.

1. which
2. who

My aunt, _____ house is being painted, has to stay with us.

1. which
2. whose

Recap: Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

Recap:

Present Simple

Wanneer?

• Feiten
• Gewoonten
• Regelmatige  gebeurtenissen

I read a lot of books.

He walks to school every day.

Present Continuous

Wanneer?

• Als iets nu bezig is.
• Om irritatie uit te drukken.

I am reading a book now.

He is walking to school at the moment.

Recap: Relative clauses (betrekkelijke bijzinnen)

Sam, who lives next door, is my best friend.

• 'Who' bij personen.

The pool, which is closed, is being renovated.

• 'Which' bij dieren en dingen.

The cat, that loves fish, eats a lot.

• 'That' bij personen, dieren en dingen. (Informeel)

The girl, whose passion was art, painted a picture.

• 'Whose' geeft bezit aan; van wie, waarvan, wiens, etc.

Wanneer?

• Om extra informatie te geven over iets of iemand.
  
• In NL gebruik je: 'die' of 'dat'.

Corrigeer de zin:
He read a book at the moment.

1. He is reading a book at the moment.
2. He reads a book at the moment.

Corrigeer de zin:
I am walk to school every day

1. I am walking to school every day.
2. I walk to school every day.

Those are ____ (onze) bags.

1. ours
2. our
3. hours

This game is ____ (van mij).

1. mine
2. my
3. mij
4. mijn

These are _____ (zijn/haar) snacks.

1. it
2. its

Recap: Possessive Pronouns

Recap: Possessive Pronouns

Wanneer?

Om aan te geven van wie iets is.

my (mijn)

your (jouw, uw)

his (zijn)

her (haar)

its (zijn/haar)

our (onze)

your (jullie)

their (hun)

mine (van mij)

yours (van jou, van u)

his (van hem)

hers (van haar)

ours (van ons)

yours (van jullie)

theirs (van hen)

Homework

• Recap Relative Clauses, Present Simple vs. Present Continuous & Possessive Pronouns

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