Imperatives + should/shouldn't

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Welcome!

Lesson plan:

- Wel doen! Niet doen!:Imperatives

- Zou(niet)moeten:Should/shouldn't

Imperatives 

= gebiedende wijs

"Wel doen! Niet doen!

Kijk uit!	Watch out!
Drink veel water.	Drink plenty of water.
Open je boek op pagina 28.	Open your book one page 28.
Wacht even!	Wait!
Doe de deur dicht.	Close the door.

Wel doen!

What does it look like?

Niet te hard praten.	Don't talk too loud.
Verslaap je niet.	Don't oversleep.
Niet doen!	Don't do that!
Hier niet eten.	Don't eat here.
Verpest het niet.	Don't mess it up.

Niet doen!

What does it look like?

When do we use imperatives?

Met de 'gebiedende wijs' kan je aangeven wat iemand wel of niet moet doen.

- Bevel     Come here!

- Waarschuwing    Watch out!

- Advies    Drink plenty of water.

- Verzoek    Don't smoke here.

- Instructie    Open your book on page 20.

Rule

Hele werkwoord (zonder 'to') + de rest van de zin = imperative

Eat your breakfast!

Werkwoord vooraan in de zin + de rest van de zin

Bij ontkenning:

Don't play loud music.

Don't + hele werkwoord + rest van de zin

lesson up

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What imperatives do you know?

________ (to go) upstairs.

_______ ______ (not/to swim) in this lake.

Which imperatives do you hear?

Zeg dat je een mondkapje (face mask) moet dragen (to wear).

Albert Hein

Write down in one sentence what this video is about.

Should/Shouldn't

= zou(niet)moeten

should + hele werkwoord

zou eigenlijk moeten

shouldn't (should not) + hele werkwoord

zou eigenlijk niet moeten

I should eat more fruit.

They should put their rubbish in the bin

Maria is always very tired. She shouldn't go to bed so       late every night.

You _______ (ask) the teacher to help you if you don't understand the lesson.

1. should asked
2. should asking
3. shouldn't ask
4. should ask

You ________ (eat) some fruit and vegetables everyday.

The students _________ (use) their phone during an exam.

Goodbye!