review unit 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

first lesson

1B

review unit 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4

4H4

first lesson

1B

1. a/an/the/-/any, some, no/every, little/more, most/good, better, best

2. conditionals: if sentences: present simple: will en hele ww/past simple: would en hele ww

3. comparisons: let op vergelijkingen met adverbs

4. present simple/present continuous

5. past simple/present perfect simple/present perfect continous/past perfect/past continuous

6. future: present simple, present continuous, will en hele ww, to be going to en hele ww

7. future perfect/future continuous

8. question forms: whether, who, which, what, if, where

9. modal verbs for ability and possibility (can, could, was able to, will/won't be able to

10. reported speech

wie van de leerlingen die recht hebben op extra tijd wil hiervan gebruik maken?

De KLT is in de les op vrijdag 2 februari!

I like watching movies in ... evening.

1. the
2. an
3. -
4. a

My grandfather is ... at baking than my grandmother.

1. the best
2. better
3. good

There weren't ... chairs in the room.

1. no
2. any
3. some

There were ... eggs left in the refrigerator.

1. little
2. few
3. any
4. some

conditionals: complete the if sentence
She will be nice to you if you ... nice to her.

1. will be
2. would be
3. were
4. are

conditionals: complete the if sentence
He ... a new bicycle if he had enough money.

1. would buy
2. will buy
3. buys
4. bought

conditionals: if sentences

conditionals: if sentences.

LET OP: will not = won't 

voorbeeld: If I don't exercise, I won't become fit.

Comparisons:

Do you know what ... city in the world is?

1. big
2. bigger
3. the biggest
4. biggest

Comparisons:

My sister sings ... than I do.

1. beautiful
2. beautifuller
3. more beautiful
4. more beautifully

Comparisons:

That is ... test I have ever had!

1. complicated
2. more complicated
3. the most complicated
4. most complicated

Present simple or Present continuous?

The bus usually ... at 8:15.

1. leaves
2. is leaving

Present simple or Present continuous?

Those guys ... in class, it's annoying.

1. always talk
2. are always talking

Present simple or Present continuous?

Jake ... any Spanish. He does speak French.

1. doesn't speak
2. isn't speaking

present simple/present continuous

present simple: feiten, dingen die altijd/nooit/soms gebeuren. LET OP: ook bustijden/treintijden etc.

present continuous: dingen die NU gebeuren. LET OP: ook iets dat altijd/vaak gebeurt en je irriteert!

Fill in the correct verbs (use past simple, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous, past continuous or past perfect)

I … (always, love) cats, so I … (buy) two cats a while ago. This morning while I … (have) breakfast, one of my cats … (jump) on my plate and pushed it on the floor. By the time my husband … (come) downstairs, I … (already, finish) cleaning up the mess. Recently, I … (play) with the idea of writing a book about my silly cat.

Future: choose the correct answer

I am sure you ... for school, it's already 8:20!

1. will be
2. are going to be
3. are
4. are being

Future: choose the correct answer

I think you ... for school but I'm not sure.

1. will be
2. are going to be
3. are
4. are being

Future: choose the correct answer

Do you have any plans for tonight? My grandmother ... over.

1. will come
2. is going to come
3. comes
4. is coming

Future: choose the correct answer

The church ... this Sunday at 9.00.

1. will open
2. is going to open
3. opens
4. is opening

FUTURE

present continuous: dingen in de toekomst die zijn gepland en geregeld: I'm running a race this weekend.

present simple: dingen in de toekomst die onderdeel zijn van een schema: the race starts at 9 am.

to be going to: plannen in de toekomst/voorspellingen die gebaseerd zijn op "bewijs": I am going to have lunch in the park because the weather report said it is going to be sunny

will: beloftes en beslissingen die je in het moment neemt + voorspellingen gebaseerd op wat je zelf denkt:

  I will call you tonight; I think it will be sunny tomorrow

 

Choose the correct verb.

... basketball on Sunday morning?

1. Will you be playing
2. Will you have played

Choose the correct verb.

... your homework by 8 o'clock?

1. Will you be finishing
2. Will you have finished

Future continuous

als je praat over iets dat in de toekomst aan de gang zal zijn (op een bepaald moment)

will/won't + be + ww + ing

They will be flying to New York this time tomorrow.

Future perfect

als je praat over iets dat in de toekomst zal zijn afgerond

(voor een bepaald moment)

will/won't + have + voltooid deelwoord

I will have finished all my exams by May 30th.

Questions:

Can you tell me ... you think this is a good idea?

1. whether
2. when
3. who

Questions:

Can you tell me ... told you my secret?

1. when
2. who
3. why
4. if

Questions:

Do you remember ... I locked the car?

1. who
2. if
3. whether
4. why

subject and object questions

subject questions: we willen weten wie de actie uitvoert:

Who broke the lamp?

who staat in plaats van de naam, vandaar dat je hier de bevestigende vorm gebruikt

object questions: we willen informatie over hoe/wanneer/waarom etc. iets is gebeurt: 

Where does Mary work?

het vraagwoord staat als het ware vóór de vraagzin "does Mary work?"

indirect questions

indirecte vragen gebruik je om beleefder te zijn.

In plaats van "where is the bank?" vraag je "could you tell me where the bank is?" --> let op dat de zinsvolgorde dus verandert!

Voor indirecte ja/nee vragen gebruik je de "normale" volgorde van een bevestigende zin:

Can you remember if I locked the door?

Choose the correct modal verb:

My dad ... speak three languages when he was young.

1. can
2. could
3. is able to

Choose the correct modal verb:

I ... to play the guitar very well.

1. can't
2. couldn't
3. am not able

Choose the correct modal verb:

In the future I'm sure I ... buy a house.

1. can
2. could
3. will be able to

change the following sentence (reported speech):

"I saw my cousin yesterday", Jane told me.
Use "said".

change the following sentence (reported speech):

"Do you like dogs?", Mariah asked me.
Use "if".