Grammar, grammar, grammar

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Grammar, grammar, grammar

Learning Target	Ik kan de present simple en de present continuous correct toepassen Ik kan much, many etc goed toepassen Ik kan de woord volgorde goed toepassen Ik kan de bezitsvormen goed toepassen
What	eerst kort uitleg, daarna klassikaal vragen maken in deze lessonup
How	online. Leerlingen luisteren naar de uitleg en doen mee met de vragen
Time	40 min
Done?	woordjes in Blooket

Present Simple of Present Continuous

Present simple of present continuous:
They _____ (to talk) now.

1. are to talk
2. are talking
3. talk
4. talks

Present simple of present continuous?

1. Jack eats a sandwhich for lunch every day.
2. Jack is eating a sandwhich for lunch every day.

Present simple of present continuous?

Listen! Sandy is singing.

1. Present simple
2. Present continuous

PRESENT SIMPLE
or
PRESENT CONTINUOUS?

1. He always sing in the shower.
2. He is always singing in the shower.
3. He always sings in the shower.
4. He always be singing in the shower.

PRESENT SIMPLE
or
PRESENT CONTINUOUS?

1. I am walking to school right now.
2. I walk to school right now.
3. I walking to school right now.
4. I walks to school right now.

Present simple of present continuous:

I _______ in London.

1. live
2. am living

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous
She always .......... jewellery.

1. are wearing
2. wears
3. is wearing
4. wear

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

She often ..... documentaries.

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

A few / few

A little / little

- gebruiken bij telbare woorden.

(meervoud)

He has few dollars left.

A few: een paar

few: weinig

- gebruiken bij niet telbare woorden. 

(enkelvoud)

He has a little money left.

A little: een beetje

Little: weinig

Much: veel

- ontelbaar (enkelvoud) 

• water (vloeistof)
• tijd (abstract)
• geld 

Many: veel

- telbaar (meervoud)

• glas water
• seconden, minuten
• Euros, Dollars, etc.

Much / many / little / few

Telbaar

Ontelbaar

Veel

Weinig

Many

Much

Few

Little

Choose the correct answer.

1. There is much time left.
2. There is many time left.

Choose the correct answer.

1. There are much windows in this room.
2. There are many windows in this room.

Choose the correct answer.

1. I have little lessons today.
2. I have few lessons today.

Choose the correct answer.

1. There is little water in the sink.
2. There is few water in the sink.

No, I don't need that ....... sugar. Just give me ...........

1. many, a few
2. much, a little
3. a little, few
4. little, a lot

Much / Many / A lot of / Few / Little.
There are _______ great parks in Arnhem.

1. little
2. much
3. many
4. a lot of

Much / Many / A lot of / Few / Little.
There aren't __________
things to do in this village.

1. many
2. a lot of
3. little
4. much

Much / Many / A lot of / Few / Little.
John has ______ friends.

1. much
2. a lot of
3. many
4. little

Much / Many / A lot of / Few / Little.
It's very quiet today! There aren't ______ people here.

1. few
2. many
3. much
4. a lot of

Much / Many / A lot of / Few / Little.
Hurry up! We only have ______ time left before the train leaves!

1. little
2. many
3. a lot of
4. few

We‘ve got a big garden. So, we’ve got _____ potatoes.

1. Many
2. Few
3. Much
4. A little

6. I don't receive _______ letters nowadays.

1. much
2. a little
3. few
4. many

Kies het juiste woord dat in de zin past.

''We're not having ..... fun.''

1. much
2. a few
3. little
4. many

They've put too ___ sugar in this. It's very sweet.

1. many
2. much
3. few
4. a little

Deze woorden betekenen: weinig

1. few/ little
2. much/ many / a lot of
3. a little/ a few

Deze woorden betekenen: veel

1. few/ little
2. much/ many / a lot of
3. a little/ a few

Word order

Basic word order (in short)

Word Order

What is the correct word order?

1. Danny went to school yesterday.
2. Went Danny to school yesterday.
3. To school went Danny yesterday.
4. Danny to school went yesterday.

Word order: which sentence is correct?

1. Peter worked in the garden yesterday.
2. Peter worked yesterday in the garden.

Word Order

What is the correct word order?

1. See you next Monday at the Google Meet.
2. See you at the Google Meet next Monday.

Word order
Which sentence is correct?

1. He bought a car yesterday in London.
2. He bought a car in London yesterday.
3. He bought yesterday a car in London.

Word order: which sentence is correct?

1. He arrived at our house an hour ago.
2. He arrived an hour ago at our house.

Word Order

What is the correct word order?

1. You there went last Monday.
2. You there last Monday went.
3. You went last Monday there.
4. You went there last Monday.

Possessives

fill in: 's, s', ....of.....

Which is correct:

1. My parents's car is brand-new.
2. My parents' car is brand-new.
3. The car of my parents is brand-new.
4. My parents car is brand-new

's/s'/...of...?
This is the first page ... the book.

1. 's
2. '
3. ...of...

's / s' ?
The cat ... name is Tiger

1. 's
2. s'
3. of

's of s'
de fietsen van mijn zussen

1. my sister's bicycles
2. my sister's bicycle
3. my sisters' bicycles
4. my sisters' bicycle

Wat is de juiste possessive? ('s, s')

The ________ (children – room) is upstairs.

1. children'ss room
2. children' room

Wat is de juiste possessive? ('s, s')

________ (Charles – CD player) is new.

1. Charles's CD player
2. Charles' CD player

Wat is de juiste possessive? ('s, s')

This is the ________ (boy – bike)

1. boy's bike
2. boy' bike

's/s'/...of...?
This is Khalid ... book.

1. 's
2. '
3. ...of...