Recap unit 6

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 3

Recap on the grammar

Position of adverbs 

Passive voice

Conditional sentences 0,1,2

Adverbs of frequency (Antwoord de vraag hoe vaak?): Give me some examples

Adverbs of frequency 

Where do they usually go in a sentence? 

Subject (1) Verb (2) Object (3) Manner (4) Place (5) Time (6)

Which verb doesn't follow this rule? 

Where do they go if emphasis is on frequency - 

In a sentence/ in a question?

Which word is NOT an adverb of frequency ?

1. always
2. rarely
3. never
4. Yesterday

Adverb of frequency
I _____ remember to do my homework.

1. likely
2. usually
3. once
4. loudly

Position of frequency adverbs

Which sentence is incorrect?

1. Klara always tells extremely funny stories.
2. Klara is always making funny jokes.
3. Klara is making always the best jokes.
4. Klara is always the funniest person in the group.

Als er: één werkwoord in de zin staat dan gaat de adverb of frequency

1. erachter
2. ervoor

Als er: twee of meer werkwoorden in de zin staan, dan gaat de adverb of frequency

1. voor het laatste werkwoord
2. na het eerste werkwoord

Put the adverb in the correct place:
(always) Did you want to be a firefighter when you were little? (+?)

Adverbs

Adverbs of frequency >>>  Hoe vaak?

Adverbs of manner >>> Hoe dan? 

Adverbs of degree >>> In welke mate? 

Adverbs of place >>> Waar / waarheen?

Adverbs of time >>> Wanneer? 

Tomorrow, Danny is going to Sweden.
What does tomorrow at the front of the sentence do?

1. add more emphasis (nadruk)
2. adds less emphasis (nadruk)

Adverb of manner

Antwoord de vraag: hoe dan? 

Ze komen na het werkwoord maar niet tussen het werkwoord en een voorwerp

Goed>>>  He changed his clothes quickly.

Fout>>>  He changed quickly his clothes.

Put the adverb in the correct place:
(excitedly) James opened the present at his birthday party yesterday. (add a full stop)

Adverbs of Place and Time

1. Can go anywhere
2. Are at the end of a sentence
3. Go in the middle of sentences

Which one normally comes first if there is no emphasis on time.

1. Place
2. Time

What kind of adverb is the word in brackets?
(Tomorrow), Danny is going to Sweden.

1. Frequency
2. Manner
3. Place
4. Time

If I want to put more emphasis on time, where can it go in the sentence?

1. At the end
2. In the middle
3. At the start
4. It doesn't matter

(sometimes - with emphasis) I play tennis in the summer holidays.

Put the words in the correct order:
was / unbelievably / the train / yesterday (with emphasis)/ slow.

Adverbs 

Adverbs of frequency	Adverbs of manner	Adverbs of degree	Adverbs of place	Adverbs of time
How often?	How?	How much?	Where?	When?
- Voor het hoofd- werkwoord - Na een vorm van 'to be' - Meer dan 1 werkwoord, na het eerste ww.	- Na het hoofd- werkwoord - Na het onderwerp van de zin - Op het einde van de zin	- Staan voor het woord waar het over gaat. Very, Really, too	- Achteraan in de zin (voor het bijwoord van tijd)	- Helemaal aan het einde van de zin - Helemaal aan het begin van de zin

Passive present simple and passive past simple - Wat zijn de delen die de passieve tijd maken?

Make the sentence passive:
The farmer picked the strawberries.
(Add . at the end of your sentence)

Make the sentence passive:
Thomas draws a picture.
(Add . at the end of your sentence)

Can a sentence be passive even if there is no agent in the sentence?
(agent = by someone)

1. Yes
2. No

Add the correct passive form to the sentence:
The piano _____ (to play) in the concert last night.
(Missing words only)

Add the correct passive form to the sentence:
F1 ________(to watch) all over the world.
(missing words only)

Add the correct passive form to the sentence:
A lot of football players ...........(to hold) in high esteem by thier fans.
(Missing words only)

Fill in the correct conditional:
Ice cream .........(to melt) when there......(to be) hot weather.

1. melts, will be
2. melts, is
3. melted, would be

Fill in the correct conditional:
If you ......(to pour) oil on water, it ............(to float)

1. pour, will float
2. pour, floats
3. poured, would float

Fill in the correct conditional:
If my laptop ..........(to break), I ............(to buy) a new one.

1. breaks, buy
2. breaks, will buy
3. broke, would buy

Fill in the correct conditional:
When you .........(to stub) your toe, it............(to hurt)

1. stubbed , hurts
2. stub, will hurt
3. stub , hurts
4. stub, would hurt

Fill in the correct conditional:
What ..........(you do) if money......(not -to be) a problem

1. will you do, isn't
2. you do, isn't
3. woud you do, weren't

What to do next.. 

Choose which aspect of grammar you want to practice and click on the links:

Position of adverbs 1, 2, 3, Adverbs of frequency

Passive voice Past passive, Present & past passive 2, present & past passive 3

Conditional sentences: type 0,  type 1 & 2, type 1 & 2, live worksheet 

I still need practice with......

Passive voice

Conditonals 0,1 & 2

Nothing, I get all the grammar

Position of Adverbs in sentences