Word Order V2

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• Leerjaar 2

Word order in English.

SVO-rule.

What do you think SVO stands for?

SVO explained:

S = Subject (onderwerp)

V = Verb (werkwoord)

O = Object (Lijdend voorwerp)

Eerst onderwerp dan werkwoord dan voorwerp.

Yoda needs your help.

In his old age Yoda has a lot of free time. He decided to start writing but unfortunately Yoda is really bad at the SVO rule. Please help Yoda fix the sentences he wrote!

Unscramble Yoda's sentence:
"Use the Force you must!"

Unscramble the sentence: "Forgot my books I did."

Slimy mudhole? "My home this is!"

Word order: Adverbs

Adverbs of place and time => achter aan de zin.

Als tijd en plaats samen in de zin staan dan eerst plaats dan tijd. 

Adverbs of manner

Adverbs of manner (really, very, incredibly en terribly etc) komen vóór het woord waarover ze iets zeggen. Dit kan een bijvoeglijk naamwoord zijn (adjective) of een bijwoord (adverb).

Adverbs of manner

Kunnen ook iets zeggen over werkwoorden:

Dan kan het vóór het hoofdwerkwoord staan óf achter aan de zin. 

(You have to start pedalling very carefully.)

(Luke nervously waited for the train.)

Adverbs of frequency

Zeggen hoe vaak iets voorkomt.

Deze adverbs komen vóór het hoofdwerkwoord.

(My brother always teases me!

Insecure Grogu

Getting so many sentences completely wrong has really made Grogu feel insecure. Now he's only written down key words. It's up to use to make correct sentences for him!

football - don't like - very much - I

You - got - have - in - your - a - bag - pencil case?

bad - is - student - Luke - a

galaxy - from - away - far - I - a - am - really

Grogu - to - likes - really - eat - frogs.

meditates - Yoda - day - twice - a

Yoda - often - children - teaches - things

carefully - must - avoid - you - very - people - dangerous

shopping - be - will - delivered - house - next - your - week - the - to

helping - you - thank - for - me

Yoda and Grogu thank you!

Over to the book

Unit 3 lesson 4 reading:

Do ex. 2,3 and 5

You may work alone or in pairs

Anything unfinished = homework for Thursday.