lj1 p2 week 2

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

GPM1A/B/IKC

Today we:

Repeat adjectives + adverbs, comparisons

Finish 4.3

Goals, today you:

Know what adjectives and adverbs are and when to use them

Know what comparison is and how to use it

Know how to understand signs and languages

Know the words from 4.1,4.2

Give an example of an adjective (bijv.nw) en een adverb (bijw)

Adverbs & adjectives

Some snakes are very dangerous.

Dangerous is:

1. An adverb
2. An adjective

They came in quietly.

Quietly is:

1. An adverb
2. An adjective

He is an awful person

Awful is:

1. An adverb
2. An adjective

The match finished very late

Late is:

1. An adverb
2. An adjective

My dad drives carefully

Carefully is:

1. An adverb
2. An adjective

Adjectives VS Adverbs

Adjectives (bijvoegelijk naamwoord) 

Adverbs (bijwoord)

Noun (zelfstandig naamwoord)

Verb (werkwoord)

Adverb (bijwoord)

Adjective ( bijvoeglijk nw

adjective + ly, niet altijd! :)

Give an example of comparison
( hoe je iets vergelijkt)

- er the -est

- ier -iest

- more -the most

overig

Fast

interesting

popular

little

busy

Dad’s car is much faster than mine

I think tennis is more interesting than cycling

She was the the most popular girl at college

His company earned less money than the years before

London is busier than glasgow

Rules of comparison:

1 lettergreep:

Tall – taller- the tallest

2 lettergrepen:

Happy- happier- the happiest (eindigt op –y,-le,-ow,-er +klemtoon eerste lettergreep)

Awful- more awful- the most awful

3 lettergrepen of meer:

Beautiful- more beautiful- the most beautiful

Finish 4.3

Do exercise 1 on page 126

Discuss together

After that, do ex 3 + exam exercise

Discuss together

Extra:

Practice adjectives/adverbs: oefen hier

Practice comparison: oefen hier

Practice words; kahoot?

Waar zegt een adjective (bijvoeglijk naamwoord) iets over? En hoe kun je dit herkennen?