G2HVA

• English
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Present simple

G2HV Welcome Unit Grammar

• Present simple
• Questions
  
• Adverbs of frequency (always/sometimes/never/often)
  
• Some/Any
  
• Much/Many
  
• Zinnen

Aims of today

• I understand the grammar of the unit.
• I have practiced with the grammar of the unit. 

Present Simple

I _____ soccer every Saturday.

1. play
2. plays

She _____ tennis on Tuesdays.

1. play
2. plays

They _____ swimming.

1. like
2. likes

You ____ that girls.

1. like
2. likes

Wat is het verschil tussen didn't en don't/doesn't

1. Didn't gebruik je bij de present simple.
2. Don't/doesn't gebruik je bij de present simple.

Laura don't/doesn't go home every day.

1. Don't
2. Doesn't

___ he get up early?

1. Do
2. Does

What is the correct negative form of 'He reads a lot'?

1. He doesn't read a lot.
2. He doesn't reads a lot.
3. He not reads a lot.
4. He don't read a lot.

Questions

Make a question with this sentence: You work at home.

1. Do you work at home?
2. Does your work at home?

Make a question with this sentence:
It costs £10.

1. Does it cost £10?
2. Do it cost £10?

Adverbs of frequency (always/sometimes/never/often)

• Het bijwoord staat voor het hoofdwerkwoord in de zin (behalve bij to be):
  
• I never liked that boy.
  
• My friends usually arrive on time.
  
• Bart sometimes forgets to clean his room.
  
• Het bijwoord zet je achter het werkwoord to be:
  
• She is always happy to see her dog again.
  
• My sisters are often off to the beach together.
  
• He isn't frequently at the gym.

He likes to go running along the lake. (sometimes)

1. He sometimes likes to go running along the lake.
2. He likes sometimes to go running along the lake.

Jessie had seen me at the grocery store. (often)

1. Jessie often had seen me at the grocery store.
2. Jessie had often seen me at the grocery store.

My uncle was at home with his family. (rarely)

1. My uncle was rarely at home with his family.
2. My uncle was at home with his family rarely.

Somy/any

• SOME is voor bevestigende zinnen (+)
  
• ANY is voor ontkennende (-) en vragende (?) zinnen
  

• I have some money. (+)
  
• I don’t have any money. (-)
  
• Do you have any money? (?)

He has some/any books.

1. some
2. any

He hasn't got some/any friends.

1. some
2. any

Can you give me some/any information?

1. some
2. any

Are there some/any children in here?

1. some
2. any

Many/much

• Many = telbaar
• Much = ontelbaar

• Kan je het woord tellen?

Many

Much

Many (telbaar)

• Many chairs
• Many friends
• Many tables

Much (ontelbaar)

• Much water
• Much time
• Much salt
• Much tea
• Much money

Zinnen (have got)

• He/she/it -> has got
• I/you/they/we/ -> have got 

Has or have?
John has/have a cat

1. Has
2. Have

Has or have?
Kim and Lara has/have got a new phone.

1. Has got
2. Have got

Has or have?
You has/have got a wound on your arm.

1. Has
2. Have

Do you understand everything?

Aims of today (recap)

• I understand the grammar of the unit.
• I have practiced with the grammar of the unit. 

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