T2 Engels week 22

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 2

T2 Engels week 21

Pitfalls

to vs. too

then vs. than

where, were, we're

To vs. too

To is used to describe an action towards someone or something.

Too means the same as also or as well. It can also mean more than enough. 

- I took the bus to school today.(towards)

- Do you like football? I like football too. (also)

- I have seen that film too many timers. (more than enough)

then vs. than

Then is used to describe when something is happening.

Than is used to compare two things/people with each other. 

 

- First it was raining and then the sun came out. 

- You are definitely taller than Anthony.

Where, were, we're 

Where is used to describe a location.

Were is a past tense form of to be.

We're means the same as we are. 

- Where do you live?

- Those chocolates were delicious!

- We're in the same class at school.

That's my favourite film ...........!

1. to
2. too

Let's go ....... training this afternoon.

1. to
2. too

It's just ......... hot today.

1. to
2. too

Back ........., people didn't have smartphones.

1. then
2. than

I don't think she is better ......... me.

1. then
2. than

I can't believe ............... the champion!

1. where
2. were
3. we're

Those chocolates ........... amazing!

1. where
2. were
3. we're

Do you know .......... the toilets are?

1. where
2. were
3. we're