H4 adjectives and adverbs

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• Leerjaar 4

WELCOME H4

Planning

• vocab on Wednesday?
• practice on grammar lesson 2
• reading: news from the medical world
• adjectives & adverbs
• 
  
• homework

Past Simple vs Past Continuous:

Hoe zet je een werkwoord in de Past Simple vorm?

1. werkwoord + (e)d
2. werkwoord + ing
3. werkwoord + was/were +ing
4. werkwoord + t

Past Simple vs Past Continuous:

Hoe zet je een werkwoord in de Past continuous vorm?

1. werkwoord + ed
2. werkwoord + ing
3. werkwoord + was/were +ing
4. was/were+ ww+ing

Past simple vs. Past continuous:

He ____ (break) his leg, when he _____ (play) frisbee.

1. breaks - played
2. broke - was playing
3. was breaking - played
4. broke - played

I _______ (read) the newspaper, when all of a sudden my cat _____ (jump) into my lap. .../...

While we .... (wait) for the bus, I .... (call) my best friend

1. waited, was calling
2. were waiting, was calling
3. were waiting, called
4. waited, called

When you ... (arrive) at the party, who ... (be) there?

1. arrived, was
2. were arriving, was
3. were arriving, were
4. were arriving, was being

While we .... (wait) for the bus, I .... (call) my best friend

1. waited, was calling
2. were waiting, was calling
3. were waiting, called
4. waited, called

I ...... (do) my homework, when my mom (shout) that dinner was ready.

1. were doing, shouted
2. did, shouted
3. did, was shouting
4. was doing, shouted

I .... (make) dinner, when the phone ... (ring)

1. was making, ringed
2. made, was ringing
3. was making, rang
4. maked, was ringing

Past Simple + Past Continuous
Charlie ........... (hide) in the closet when Lola ........... (find) him. .../...

Past Simple / Past Continuous
What ___ Leo ___ (do) when you ___ (call) him yesterday?.../ ....

David ___ (send) me an email five minutes ago.

negative prefixes

Cats are .... (popular) in my family, but we love dogs.

I'm affraid scientists have ......(onvoldoende) time to test all of these animals

I'm afraid you can't trust him. He's .... (oneerlijk)

Let's read

 news from the medical world p. 82/83

Homework

lesson 3 : exc. 9 t/m 13

GRAMMAR

Goal: at the end of this lesson you'll know the difference between adverbs and adjectives and how to use them.

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

ADJECTIVES (bijvoeglijk naamwoord) zegt iets over een zelfstandig naamwoord.

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

ADJECTIVES:

• An awful song.
• The song was awful. (na een vorm van "to be")
• That looked awful. (na 'to look')
  

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

ADVERB (bijwoord) zegt iets over:

1. een werkwoord
2. een bijvoeglijk naamwoord
3. een bijwoord
4. een hele zin
   

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

ADVERB:

• He sang terribly. (werkwoord)
• He was terribly nice to us. (bijvoeglijk naamwoord)
• The time went incredibly quickly (bijwoord)
• Fortunately, we were invited for the party. (hele zin)
  

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

ADJECTIVES kunnen worden afgeleid van ADVERBS door de uitgang -ly aan het betreffende ADJECTIVE toe te voegen.

• He wrote a beautiful book (adjective, over zijn 'book')
• He wrote beautifully (adverb, over 'write')
• Her skin is smooth (adjective, na 'to be')
  
• The car drove smoothly (adverb, over 'drive')
  

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

ADJECTIVES kunnen worden afgeleid van ADVERBS door de uitgang -ly aan het betreffende ADJECTIVE toe te voegen.

• Her complexion looked natural. (adj, na 'look')
  
• Naturally, he didn't use their bathroom. (adverb, hele zin)
  
• He is a real bully. (adjective, over 'bully')
  
• He is a really sweet guy. (adverb, over 'sweet')
  

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

Uitzonderingen

• Adjective GOOD wordt WELL (It's a good car. It drives well)
• Andere adverbs houden dezelfde vorm als adjectives (zie grammar boekje) (A fast car. It drives fast)

comparisons

De regels voor de trappen van vergelijking blijven hetzelfde zoals je ze al geleerd hebt:

* korte woorden: er/ est. He's the worst teacher ever. 

* lange woorden: more/ most: Girls who don't smoke are more attractive than those who do smoke. 

* 2 lettergrepen eindigen op :le-er-ow-y- some: keuze al zou de ene keuze vaker gebruikt worden dan de andere: happy- happier/ more happy

LET'S PRACTISE

1. He helped her ... .

1. good
2. well

2. She couldn't read the letter ...

1. good
2. well

3. She thought this was a ... book.

1. wonderful
2. wonderfully

4. She was ... not to have seen him.

1. fortunate
2. fortunately

5. He looked ... .

1. bad
2. badly

6. She spoke ... to him.

1. soft
2. softly

7. He got ... with me.

1. extreme angry
2. extremely angry
3. extreme angrily
4. extremely angrily

8. She sang the song ...

1. terrible slow
2. terribly slow
3. terrible slowly
4. terribly slowly

9. They were ... friends, that's all

1. simple good
2. simply good
3. simple well
4. simply well

10. It came as a ... shock to her.

1. terrible
2. terribly