Grammar 3 Havo

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Grammar 3 Havo

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Grammar 

1. Compounds with some-, any-, every- and no-

2. gerunds and infinitives 

Compounds

(samenstellingen)

some

any

no

every

body

thing

one

where

compound

remember the difference between any and some?

some: 

-when you are certain it/them being there.

-when you offer something you are sure you are able to give.

any:

-when you are not certain it/them being there.

-when you ask for a possibility.

-negation (not)

When to use what?

body/one >personen

thing > dingen

where > plaatsen

Some/ any  > iets/ elke

No > niks

Every > Alle

Quiz time!

Quiz time!

He didn't see .....one last night. He was home.

We would love for .....body to stand up and dance.

In Brasil you can buy a coffee .....

The police couldn't find the burglars. They were _______ to be found.

________ is at the door. Could you open it?

I think ________ should have the opportunity to practise a sport.

Do ex 

• 28,29 E grammar

Gerund 

Gerund or Infinitive

I don't mind reviewing grammar.

I hope to learn a lot.

How do you make a gerund?

Stem +ing 

The gerund looks a lot like a present continuous without the form of "to be"

Gerund

The gerund is a form of a verb (stem + ing) which can be used as the subject or direct object. 

• Subject
  

       Swimming is fun

•  Direct object  
  

      I enjoy going to the seaside

Gerund after emotions

• Expressions like: it's no use/don't mind/ look forward to:
• It is no use crying over spilt milk
• My mother does't mind cooking every day
• Verbs like enjoy/ love/ like/hate if somebody does it often or not any longer:
• I enjoy going to the movies

Gerund	Infinitive
ww + ing	VERB (WITH "TO")
1. As a noun (subject/direct object) 2. Verbs expressing opinion: hate, like, love, enjoy (often/not anymore) 3. After these verbs : to start, to begin, to continue, to stop. 4. After expressions like: it's no use, it's (not) worth it, don't mind, to look forward to 5. After prepositions : after, before, while, at, from, etc.	1. - 2. After verbs expressing feelings/ thoughts: to hope, to want, to expect, to choose, to hesitate 3. After verbs like: to learn, to manage, to fail, to tend., 4. After verbs like : to agree, to promise, to demand, to forbid, to refuse 5. In combination with: would love, would hate, would like

What kind of word is "cycling" in this sentence?
"I am [cycling] to my work."

1. a noun
2. a verb
3. adverb
4. adjective

What kind of word is "cycling" in this sentence?
"[Cycling] is my favourite hobby."

1. a noun
2. a verb
3. personal pronoun
4. adjective

Gerund vs Infinitive

It's worth .... an effort.

1. to make
2. making

Gerund vs Infinitive

Angelina doesn't mind ... care of the kids.

1. to take
2. taking

Gerund vs Infinitive

The whole class agrees it's difficult ... early.

1. to get up
2. getting up

Gerund vs Infinitive

I hate ... you this, but you failed the test.

1. to tell
2. telling

Gerund vs Infinitive

We will only succeed if we keep .... (try) .

Gerund vs Infinitive

I had a cup of hot chocolate after (go) ice skating.

Gerund vs Infinitive

Mark should remember ... (take) the trash out.

What do you avoid doing?

It's easy/hard to do smth -make your own sentence

 ex 29 AB, 30

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