passive and possesive ( all right 2.5 3H)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome!

Planning:

• new grammar "the passive"
  
• new grammar: the possessive
• do2.5 : ex. 3/4/5  

the passive 

Passive (present simple)

William cleans the bedroom.

passive: The bedroom is cleaned. (by William).

De slaapkamer wordt schoongemaakt. (door William).

Not important WHO or WHAT does the action.

passive (present simple)

They make great vlogs.

passive: Great vlogs are made. (by them)

Geweldige vlogs worden gemaakt. (door hen)

the passive (past simple)

Finn bought a new car.

passive: A new car was bought. (by Finn)

Een nieuwe auto werd gekocht.  (door Finn)

Fer painted the house.

passive: The house was painted. (by Fer)

Het huis werd geverfd. (door Fer)

Hoe maak je de passive?

1. have/has + verleden tijd
2. 'to be' + voltooid deelwoord
3. 'to be' + onregelmatig werkwoord
4. have/has + passief werkwoord

Wat is een goede passive zin?

1. The girl was taken to hospital.
2. The girl drove to hospital.
3. The girl was thinking of going to hospital
4. The girl took someone to hospital.

Pay attention to my words (about the possessive)

Jill's bicycle.

Gaël's sneakers

the dog's toy

the children's parents

my friends'  house

the cats' eyes

Objects (dingen) & locations

We use "of"

The door of my room.

The cover of my book.

He lives in the city of Amsterdam.

He lives in the continent of Europe.

There is Tim. He is ... brother.

1. Tina's
2. Tinas'
3. Tinas
4. of Tina

David and Sue are married. David is ... husband.

1. Sue
2. Sues'
3. Sue's
4. Su'es

We go to ... party.

1. of Daniel
2. Daniels'
3. Daniel's
4. Danielses

Is this genitive?: She's a doctor.

1. Yes
2. No

Een goede Passive is

1. Jill and Jack are having a great time.
2. Jill and Jack have just killed a dragon.
3. Jill and Jack are asked to shut up and go.
4. Jill and Jack cry like babies and leave.

Wat is de goede vorm van de genitive?

1. This is my fathers car.
2. This is my fathers' car.
3. This is my father's car.
4. This is my fathers his car

Which sentence uses the genitive correctly?

1. The princes' dress is pink.
2. The princes's dress is pink?
3. The princess's dress is pink.
4. The princess' dress is pink

I understand the genitive.

1. Yes, I do!
2. I need a bit more practice.
3. No, I don't.