Theme 4 herhaling grammar

• English

WHAT????

A relative clause? ? ?

How to use it??

• who      - als je wilt verwijzen naar personen
• which  - als je verwijst naar dieren en dingen
• that      - als je verwijst naar personen, dieren, dingen
• whose - als je verwijst naar bezit van personen
  

Als er een komma voor who / which staat, kun je het niet vervangen door that

We had spaghetti .... is my favourite meal, for dinner last night.

1. whom
2. whose
3. which
4. who

welke 2 woorden horen bij personen?

1. who and that
2. who and which
3. which and whom
4. whose and who

The boy ………... cat just died will stay at home today.

1. whom
2. which
3. whose
4. that

Wanneer kun je een betrekkelijk voornaamwoord weglaten uit de zin?

1. Alleen bij zinnen waar het niet tussen komma's staat
2. Dit kan alleen bij who, which, that
3. Niet
4. Altijd

This is the woman .......
asked Tim for money yesterday.

1. who
2. which

This is the action film ...... I like so much!

1. Who
2. Which
3. That

Wel of geen "that" ?
The only Bond film ... I like is Skyfall.

1. Wel
2. Geen

Wel of geen "who" ?
Thom, .... is in my class, is 15 years old.

1. Wel
2. Geen

Present simple / present continuous

Susan (to play)... a nice song on the piano.

1. play
2. plays
3. is playing
4. are playing

He (to play)... the guitar in a band every Friday.

1. play
2. plays
3. is playing
4. am playing

Present simple vs present continuous

SIMPLE!

Hoe? Verb

He, she, it? Verb + S

Use: gewoonte, routine,

vaak of juist nooit

In combinatie met always,

often, never, every day/week

CONTINUOUS

Hoe? To be + verb+ ING

Use: als iets NU bezig is en nog even duurt

In combinatie met: now, right now, at this moment

We (to eat) ... a nice dinner now.

1. eat
2. eating
3. is eating
4. are eating

We always (to eat) ... chicken on Monday.

1. eat
2. eats
3. are eating
4. is eating

I (to go) ... to school by bus each day.

1. go
2. goes
3. am going
4. are going

Messi is playing football.
(right now)

Messi plays football.
(but NOT at the moment)

1. I like scary movies.

2. He is walking the dog.

3. We are dancing all night long.

4. She plays the piano.

5. They are my parents.

Present Simple

Present Continuous

1

2

3

4

5

Present Simple

signal words

Present Continuous

signal words

Never

Now

Listen!

At the moment

Often

Every day

Sometimes

Remember the SHIT rule?

How to make a simple present.

shit + s

SHE SMELLS NICE.
HE    SMELLS NICE.
IT       DOES NOT SMELL NICE.

You ___ in London.

1. live
2. lives

It never ___ in Death Valley.

1. rain
2. rains

write down what is going on

Click on the question mark and drag it to the right spot.

1. The paint is falling

2. They are dancing to music.

3. They are cooking.

4. the man is looking at a mine.

5. The man is hanging from a helicopter.

6. The angry man is banging against the ceiling.

7. The shark is grinning.

You're the reason why I .... in the mirror,
.... in the shower.

present continuous-1

Listen and fill in the gaps:
'Cause today I swear I ... anything.

present continuous-2

Listen and fill in the gaps:
... and so are you.

present continuous-3

Listen and fill in the gaps:
... at me. ... , wonderin' what she's thinking

present continuous-4

How many times do I have to tell you? Even when ...
you are beautiful too.

present continuous-5

4. the man is looking at a mine.

Listen and fill in the gaps: The clock ... ... so stay.

4. the man is looking at a mine.

present continuous-6

So comfortable we ... ...
in a bubble, bubble.

4. the man is looking at a mine.

present continuous-7

Bezittelijke voornaamwoorden

Gebruik: om aan te geven van wie iets is.

Dit kun je op twee manieren doen.

Bij elke persoon kun je twee manieren gebruiken.

This is my Ipad.
This Ipad is mine.

De twee vormen

my (mijn)  / mine (van mij)

 your (jouw, uw) /yours (van jou)

his (zijn) / his (van hem)
her (haar) / hers (van haar)
Its (zijn/haar) / x

Verschil

De eerste vorm van deze bezittelijke vnwen wordt in een zin bijvoeglijk gebruikt.

Is this your pen?

'your' zegt iets over het zelfstandig nw 'pen'.

Verschil

De tweede vorm van de bezittelijke vnwen wordt
zelfstandig gebruikt.

Is this your pen or is it mine?

Deze voornaamwoorden vervangen een eerder genoemd zelfstandig naamwoord.

I can't believe this house is (van mij)

Anna went to New York, ......(haar) favourite city

Let me know what (uw) plans are.

Sorry, but this umbrella is (van ons)

This is (hun) garden.