2C unit 7 lesson 31

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 green level unit 7 

past simple

possessive pronouns

some < > any

Which option is correct?

1. Yesterday I've bought a new car.
2. Yesterday I bought a new car.

Which option is correct?

1. We didn't said anything.
2. We didn't say anything.

Which option is correct?

1. Pete and Dave didn't liked that song.
2. Pete and Dave doesn't liked that song.
3. Pete and Dave don't liked that song.
4. Pete and Dave didn't like that song.

Which sentence is in the past simple?

1. We like that movie.
2. We don't like that movie.
3. We didn't like that movie.
4. We haven't liked that movie.

Which is the past simple?

1. Do they clean their own room?
2. They've cleaned their own room.
3. They're cleaning their own room.
4. They cleaned their own room.

past simple

rules: 

* start and stop in the past (think timeline)

* when it is important when exactly it happened

* fixed time/ time reference in sentence, such as last week, yesterday, in 2001

how: 

* verb+ ed/ d

* irr verbs (you need to know these by heart)

* ?   use: did + verb

* -    use: didn't + verb

posssessive pronouns

possessive pronouns = bezittelijke voornaamwoorden

- iets is van iemand

* She is my aunt. 

* She is mine.

* She's an aunt of mine.

* I         =  my     / mine     / of mine

* he     =  his     / his          / of his

* she   =  her    / hers       / of hers

* you   =  your  / yours    / of yours

* we     =  our   / ours      / of ours

* they  =  their / theirs   / of theirs

Which option is correct?

1. Somebody can help me.
2. Can somebody help me?
3. Anybody can help me.

Which option is correct?

1. Can't somebody help me?
2. Can't anybody help me?

Which option is correct?

1. We won't tell you something.
2. We will tell you something.
3. We will tell you anything .

Which option is correct?

1. I heard something.
2. I heard anything.

Which option is correct?

1. Is somebody in here?
2. Is anybody in here?

Which option is correct?

1. Are you going anywhere today?
2. Are you going somewhere today?

Which option is correct?

1. He hasn't got some money
2. He hasn't got any money.

some < > any

basic rules: 

- ordinary sentence: some

- question: any

- negation: any

but: 

* you expect yes as answer, then some

* no clue which answer, then any

don't forget 

finish lesson 31

hand in writing exercise 9 WB 66

Thursday 11 th June