1I Grammar: some, any, every

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo k
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome T3D

Hang your jacket, put away your phone and sit down

Grab your workbook and a pen(cil) IN SILENCE

Class expectations (verwachtingen)

Everyone tries to speak English - mistakes? No problem

Be active and participate in class

Phones are out of sight and on silence

Listen to the person who's speaking and raise your hand

Bring your workbook and laptop to every lesson

Have respect for yourself and the people/things around you

Today you will...

... get used to the new seating plan (plattegrond)

... work on paragraph 1I Grammar

... know how to use words starting with some, any & every

What words do you know that
start with some?

What words do you know that
start with every?

What words do you know that
start with any?

1I Grammar: some-, every-, any-

-thing: voor dingen

something: iets, anything: niets, 

everything: alles.

-body: voor mensen

somebody: iemand, anybody: niemand, everybody: iedereen

-where: voor plekken en plaatsen

somewhere: ergens, nowhere: nergens, 

everywhere: overal

There isn't a post office ... near here.

1. everywhere
2. anywhere
3. nowhere
4. somewhere

I don't think the shop is closed. I can see .... in there.

1. no one
2. anyone
3. someone
4. something

Use none / somewhere / anything / nothing / everywhere:
1. There's ...... to buy here. Let's go to another shop.
2. Gyms have become very popular - they're ........
3. When I can't find ...... I want in the shops, I go online.

I worry about her, so I asked her: Is there ... (any-) I can do to help?

The film is almost starting! Where
is ...(every-)?

I looked ... (every-) for my keys, but I can’t find them!

There’s ... (some-) sharp in my shoe.

Her house must be around here ... (some-)

He doesn't trust ... (any-) after the attack.

1I Grammar: some-, every-, any-

Start with clicking this link and doing three exercises.

Then, choose how you want to practice more

Drag and drop, Gameshow, Quick quiz

• Speak about the indefinite pronouns with your neighbor.

Lesson reflection

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