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Your book and your ipad are on your table.

Lesson goals

• HAVO/VWO: I can use compounds with some-, any-, every- and no- correctly, as well as gerunds and infinitives. 
  

What is the difference between *some* and *any*?

Rule:

You use some:

• with affirmative sentences
• with questions to which you expect the answer to be yes

You use any:

• with all other questions
• with negations

Quantifiers:

• some
• any
• no  (geen)
• every (iedere)

Compounds

For things:

• something (iets)
• anything (iets/niets)
• everything (alles)
• nothing (niets)

Compounds

For people:

• someone/somebody  (iemand)
• anyone/anybody (iemand/niemand)
• everyone/everybody (iedereen)
• no one/nobody (niemand)

Note that No one is written as two words!

Compounds

For places:

• somewhere (ergens)
• anywhere (ergens/nergens)
• everywhere (overal)
• nowhere (nergens)

Rule

The rules for some/any also apply to their compounds:

Is there anyone who can help me? 

Somebody was at the door.

I didn't go anywhere last summer. 

I would like to go somewhere warm and sunny. 

There isn't ___ orange juice left.

1. some
2. any
3. no
4. every

I should get _____ more milk, we're almost out!

1. some
2. any
3. no
4. every

There are _____ more eggs left. I should get some this afternoon.

1. some
2. any
3. no
4. every

Does _____ know what happened?

1. someone
2. anyone
3. no one

Fill the gap. Choose from some, any, no or a compound.
He has _________ time to watch TV tonight; he's got too
much work to do.

Fill the gap. Choose from some, any, no or a compound.

Have you got _____ suggestions?

Fill the gap. Choose from some, any, no or a compound.

There's ______ at the door who says he wants to speak to you.

Fill the gap. Choose from some, any, no or a compound.

You never buy me __________ nice for my birthday.

Fill the gap. Choose from some, any, no or a compound.

I think I’ve lost my keys. I can’t find them __________

Emily isn't interested in
... beach volleyball.

1. to play
2. playing

Oliver is looking forward to
... his friends on holiday.

1. seeing
2. see

I love ...... to this city
because it's so exciting!

1. came
2. coming
3. come
4. to come

I enjoy ..... the sport events, and so far I've seen a BMX competition and a boxing match.

1. watches
2. watch
3. watching
4. to watch

I've started ... at this school this year.

1. To work
2. Working

I demand ... dinner right now!

1. having
2. to have
3. have

              A - ex. 7+8 (p. 39)

              We'll discuss 7+8 at 09.00

              Finished earlier? ReadTheory!

Havo: E - ex. 27abc, 28a, 29ab, 30, 31 (p. 55-58)

VWO: E - ex. 29abcd, 30ab, 31b, 32a (p. 54-57)