NI unit 6 L28 - blue

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unit 6 lesson 28

old habits

questions and negations (negatives)

irr. verbs

previous L26-L27

you learnt: 

- to use questions and negations

- to talk about old habits

- to compare past and present

- to tell about present and what's happening now

- to compare things

- to tell that someone owns something

questions and negations:

- extra verb to make questions and negations

- to do /  can + hele werkwoord

He doesn't want that pen. 

Did we want that pen? 

We can't help you. 

Can she really sing that loud?

questions and negations: 

- to have + verb3

 

Has he seen that girl before? 

We haven't worked hard at all. 

I haven't stolen anything. 

questions and negations

I am not rich. 

Were they home alone?

He was lazy. 

Was he lazy?

old habits

altijd met used to + hele werkwoord

I used to play with dolls when I was a kid. 

They used to play tennis every week. 

He used to go to school by bike. 

past simple + present perfect

past simple: 

- verb + ed / d

- negation didn;t + verb

- question did + verb

- fixed time / time reference in sentence

- important when exactly it happened

I worked outside              < > I didn't work outside.

                                              < > Did I work outside?

He bought a new car.     < > He didn't buy a new car. 

                                              < > Did he buy a new car?

* I didn't work outside yesterday.

* He bought a new car last month. 

present perfect

- to have + verb 3

- start in past, effect still in the present

- or not important when exactly

- important who

We have seen your photos on Insta.

(niet belangrijk of dit 2 dagen of 2 weken geleden is)

He hasn't been home for weeks. 

(for weeks = start in verleden en nu nog effect, duurt nu nog steeds )

We have been in this school for two years already. 

(en school duurt 4 /5 jaar dus we moeten nog een poosje door, dus nog steeds effect)

present simple + continuous

present simple: always / never / regularly

- verb / verb +s

- question: do/ does + verb

- negation: don't / doesn't + verb

I write letters by hand. 

She doesn't listen to radio. 

Do they walk the dog every night?

* denk aan de shit-rule: bij she/ he/ it 

- verb + s

- does / doesn't + verb (zonder s)

present continuous

- continuous + nederlands woord continu, dus bezig

- wat ben je aan het doen? Ik ben aan het lezen

                                                    I am reading. 

- to be + verb+ing

- is nu bezig

- juiste vorm van to be, dus om wie gaat het?

I am reading a book.    < >  I am not reading a book. 

                                           < > Am I reading a book?

He is cleaning his room. < > He isn't cleaning his room. 

                                                     Is he cleaning his room?

We are cooking dinner. < > We aren't cooking dinner. 

                                                    Are we cooking dinner? 

comparison

- korte of lange woorden? 

- er / est of more / most

- irr forms bv bad - worse - worst

                         good - better - best

- dubbeling medeklinker als er een klinker voor staat

                        big - bigger - biggest

- y verandert in i

                         easy - easier - easiest

I am richer than you. 

You are as rich as my auntie. 

That's the most expensive book I've seen. 

This book isn't as expensive as that one. 

These weeks have been the worst of my life. 

These weeks have been the happiest of my life. 

possessives

bezit: 's of alleen '

regel: altijd 's behalve bij meervoud op een s, dan '

Peter's car - Jess's car

the children's books - the men's clothes

my parents' house - the cleaners' buckets 

evaluation

was everything clear to you? 

Did you manage? 

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