LET review HV3

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Recap Indirect Speech

Indirect speech

Reported speech or indirect speech

She said that ....

Backshift - 1 tijd achteruit met indirect speech

Julie: I want to go out.
INDIRECT SPEECH

1. Julie said that I want to go out
2. Julie said that she want to go out.
3. Julie said that she wanted to go out.
4. Julie said that she had wanted to go out.

Gebruik: Indirect speech
Jay: “I like sandwiches!”

1. Jay said that he like sandwiches
2. Jay said that he likes sandwiches
3. Jay said that he liked sandwiches
4. Jay said that he did not like sandwiches.

Change to reported speech
Kayra "I like reading books."

Zet deze zin in Reported speech:
"I can speak English."

Tom "I'm coming"
Rewrite the whole sentence in reported speech

Zet deze zin in Reported speech:
"I am watching a movie."

Zet de zin in de reported speech:
Robin: ''My dog is fantastic!''

Past Perfect

Past Perfect

past perfect

1. when something started and stopped in the past
2. when something went on for a while in the past
3. when something happened before something else in the past
4. when something started in the past in goes on until the present

wat is de juiste vorm van de past perfect ?

1. I have watched that video
2. I watched that video
3. I had been watching the video
4. I had watched

past perfect van 'give'

1. gave
2. have given
3. had given
4. was giving

Which is the Past Perfect

1. have eaten
2. has eaten
3. had eaten
4. ate

Write a sentence in past perfect

Present Perfect Continuous

Which sentence is in the present perfect continuous?

1. We have been playing
2. We had been playing
3. We were playing
4. We are playing

Which sentence is present perfect continuous?

1. We've been practising all afternoon.
2. We've practised all afternoon.
3. We were practising all afternoon.
4. We practised all afternoon.

Maak een vraag in de present perfect continuous met het werkwoord live

Welke zin staat in de Present perfect Continuous?

1. Sue has watched TV all morning
2. Sue is watching TV all morning
3. Sue has been watching TV all morning

De Present Perfect Continuous gebruik je voor:

1. Verleden gebeurd, resultaat is zichtbaar
2. Verleden gebeurd, resultaat is niet zichtbaar
3. Verleden gebeurd, nog steeds bezig
4. Verleden begonnen, niet meer bezig.

No articles please!

No the after:

- both

- all

- most

Most people don't like rain.

No articles please!

No article for titles or when someone is the only one with that profession.

My uncle has met Prince Harry.

He is Prime Minister of Australia.

No articles please!

No article when talking about a members of a group, but you do use articles when talking about the entire group.

People think Australians are really laid-back.

     

The Australians are the best at rugby.

 

No articles please!

No article for continents, countries, place names, streets, lakes, buildings or organisations.

Nigeria is a country in Africa.

Lake Torrens is close to Adelaide.

Some names contain an article: The Netherlands

No articles please!!

After some fixed expressions: at sea, at church, at school, at university, in prison, in hospital, at work, by car, on foot, etc.

He is at work. 

I go to school by car....

exception:  He is at the prison in London.

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Vul de juiste reflexive pronoun in:
You bought ________ a new computer

1. myself
2. himself
3. yourself
4. itself

Welk reflexive pronoun (wederkerend vnw.) hoort bij you (jullie)?

1. yourselves
2. yourself
3. themselves
4. itself

Welk reflexive pronoun (wederkerend vnw.) hoort bij I?

1. myself
2. yourself
3. itself
4. yourself

Fill in the missing reflexive or reciprocal pronoun:

He saw _______________ in the mirror.

Fill in the missing reflexive or reciprocal pronoun:

She bought _______________ a new computer.

Fill in the missing reflexive or reciprocal pronoun:

They saw _______________ at the festival.

Subject: reflexive & reciprocal pronouns.

Translate: Wij keken naar elkaar.

Fill in: one or ones
Do you like comedies? This ... is hilarious.

1. one
2. ones

One or ones?
I'm making myself a cup of tea. Would you like ... ?

1. one
2. ones

One or ones?
He was looking for black socks but they only had white ...

1. one
2. ones

Fill in: one or ones
This house isn't big, but those ... are.

1. one
2. ones