HA3 Theme 6, grammar 16 Articles and Downunder

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• Leerjaar 3

Theme 6

Down Under

Leerdoelen

Aan het eind van de les kunnen jullie:

- Iets vertellen over Australië

- Op de juiste plaats in een zin, lidwoorden toepassen of weglaten.

What comes to your mind when you think about Australia?

How long is the Great Barrier Reef?

1. 20 km
2. 20.000 km
3. 2 km
4. 2000 km

In which city can we find
"The Opera House"?

1. Brisbane
2. Melbourne
3. Sydney
4. Perth

Link the images to the correct vocab

Coastline

Coral reef

Outback

Continent

Mountain range

Continent

Mountain range

Outback

Coastline

Coral reef

What comes to your mind when you think of Aborigines (Aboriginal people)?

Articles

Welk van de onderstaande woorden zijn 'articles'?

1. de, het, een
2. at, to
3. the, a
4. at, the, as

Articles: The

We kennen in het Nederlands drie lidwoorden: de, het, een.

In het Engels zijn er twee lidwoorden: the, a.

Vandaag gaan we meer leren over het gebruik van the, dit wordt in het Nederlands vertaald met de of het.

Let op: In het Engels wordt niet altijd een lidwoord gebruikt!

The wordt niet gebruikt bij:

• Jaargetijden
• Maaltijden
  
• Leden van een groep
  
• Achter: Both, All en Most
  
• Voor: titels
  
• Aardrijkskundige plekken
  
• Vaste uitdrukkingen 

The wordt wel gebruikt bij: 

• Als het gaat over iets specifieks of bijzonders!
• Als het gaat over een hele groep.
• Als een naam zelf een lidwoord bevat.
• In sommige vaste uitdrukkingen (Let op: betekenis kan veranderen)

His flight is due to arrive at.....Heathrow Airport.

1. x
2. the

I liked ........ restaurant we went to last week.

1. x
2. the

My favourite holiday was my trip to _____ New Zealand.

1. x
2. the

.........cube houses in Rotterdam are visited regularly by tourists.

1. x
2. the

It's hot so I'm going to .......Scheveningen.

1. x
2. the

They went to Wales by.........bus.

1. x
2. the

My best friend comes from .......Netherlands

1. x
2. the

I like........food in general.

1. x
2. the

Like or as

we use like and as to say that something is similar. But they are not interchangeable!

I work as an English teacher.

I work like an English teacher.

meaning I have a job as an English teacher.

meaning I'm not a teacher but I work just like one.

Like or as

so what exactly is the difference?

as a preposition (voorzetsel)

like

as

used for a comparison

Like or as

so what exactly is the difference?

as a conjunction (voegwoord)

like

as

alsof...

it's not like him to be late...

zoals...

In Belgium, as in Holland, they eat a lot of chips.

Like or as

like + noun or pronoun

> may be used as a preposition meaning similar to. It is used to compare things.

 

> is used to mean 'typical' or 'characteristic of'.

> is often used instead of 'as' or 'as if'

In short:

as + noun/noun phrase

> may function as a preposition and is used when we talk about a function, a role or a function.

> may be used as a conjunction. Meaning in the same way as...

what is the difference?
1: As your teacher, I want you all to do your best!
2: Like your teacher, I want you all to do your best!

My grandfather worked .... a miner in the 1930s.

1. like
2. as

That grown woman is acting .... a child

1. like
2. as

Life is ... a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get.

That orange tastes ... sweet as suger.

This carnaval I'm dressing up ... an English teacher.

Do ... I tell you to do and everything will be just peachy.

the little girl, ... her mother, has red hair.

When in Rome, do ... the Romans do.

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