Donderdag 11 mei

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

Today's planning:

• Grammar: word order
•  exercises

Put in the correct order:

at the height

were

the Beatles

in the 1960s

in the UK

of their popularity

Put in the correct order:

• The Beatles were at the height of their popularity in the UK in the 1960s.

• In the 1960s, the Beatles were at the height of their popularity in the UK.

Word Order

"Who does what where when?"

subject - verb -  direct object - place - definite time

Example: "The Beatles were at the height of their popularity in the UK in the 1960s."

Adverbs of time can be placed in front for emphasis!

Word Order

"Who does (with whom) what (with whom) when?"

subject - verb - (indirect object) - direct object - (preposition + indirect object) - definite time

Example: "I gave you the book last week"

"I gave the book to you last week."

Word Order

Adverbs of Frequency

Sarah has never danced in musicals

Word Order

Restrictive clauses

• crucial info --> cannot be left out 
• are not set off with commas

Non-restrictive clause

• additional info --> can be left out
• are set off with commas

Word Order

Relative pronouns:

Restrictive clauses

Persons:

who, whose, whom, that

Animals or things:

(of) which, that

Non-restrictive clause

Persons:

who, whose, whom

Animals or things:

(of) which

https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/general_writing/grammar/that_vs_which.html#:~:text=Using%20That&text=A%20restrictive%20clause%20means%20that,birthday%20gift%20from%20his%20sister.

Word Order

Restrictive clauses:

• Children who eat vegetables are likely to be healthy.
• The boy whom alice yelled at was crying.
• The journalist whose story I read yesterday has won prizes for her work. 

Word Order

Non-restrictive clauses:

• My wife, whom I love dearly, is a brilliant physicist.
• Nathan, whose sister is my best friend , will be coming on the trip with us.
• I went to London with John Baker, who lives next door.

Exercises

Theme 5

Chapter C - ex 15 a, b, c

Chapter B - ex 10, 11, 13, 16 (klaar? ex 12)

= huiswerk!