unit 6 L28 yellow 2 - 2B yellow en green

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unit 6 - lesson 26-27 recap

YELLOW 

comparison (vergelijken)

present perfect (voltooid tegenwoordige tijd)

GREEN  same as yellow +

old habits (used to+verb)

possessives

questions and negatives

comparison - dingen met elkaar vergelijken

- er / est

- more / most

- as .. as / not as .. as

wanneer gebruik je ook alweer wat?

wel antwoord is correct?

1. This song is more nice.
2. This song is nicer.

welk antwoord is correct?

1. He is so rich as a king.
2. He is as rich as a king.

welk antwoord is correct?

1. This test is more easy.
2. This test is easyer.
3. This test is the easiest.

welk antwoord is correct?

1. That car is the most beautiful car ever!
2. That car is the beautifullest car ever!

He is a bad guy.
Wat is de overtreffende trap?

1. That is baddest guy.
2. That is the worst guy.

someone owns something. Which option is correct?

1. Jess' cat
2. Jess's cat

which option is correct?

1. the children's room
2. the childrens room
3. the childrens' room

which option is correct if a family consists of mam, dad, brother?

1. my parents' house.
2. my parent's house.
3. my parents's house.

present perfect: 

- in verleden gestart

- nu nog een effect

- of juist niet belangrijk wanneer precies in verleden

- juiste vorm van to have + verb 3

welke zin is in de present perfect?

1. I walked in the garden.
2. I am walking in the garden.
3. I've walked in the garden.

Welke zin is in de present perfect en correct?

1. Jess and Bob have buyed a comic book.
2. Jess and Bob has bought a comic book.
3. Jess and Bob have bought a comic book.

Welke zin is in de present perfect en correct?

1. My parents haven't seen that thief.
2. My parents didn't see that thief.
3. My parents hasn't seen that thief.
4. My parents haven't saw that thief. f

lesson 28 

yellow

could/ couldn't

possessives

green

irr verbs

questions and negatives

present simple / present continuous

could / couldn't 

- mate van onzekerheid, ik zou, ik zou niet

- beleefdheidsvorm, vaak gebruikt als je ouderen iets vraagt

* Can I help you? (tegen je vriend)

* Could I help you? (bv als je in een winkel werkt)

possessives (bezit)

- altijd 's behalve 

- bij meervoud op s, dan alleen een '

* Bob's cat

* Jess's cat

* my parents' cat (als je ouders nog samen zijn)

* my parent's cat (als je één ouder hebt)

verbs - regular:

verb + ed / d

- to walk - walked - walked

- to save - saved -saved

maar:

to dig - digged - digged

to stop - stopped -stopped

* de medeklinker dubbelt omdat er een klinker voor staat

irregular verbs - dus de onregelmatige werkwoorden

* veranderen van vorm in de 2e en/ of 3e vorm of juist niet

* moet je gewoon uit je hoofd leren!

- to drive - drove - driven

- to think - thought - thought

- to hit - hit - hit

questions and negatives

- dan komt er een hulpwerkwoord bij

- moet je soms goed opletten om wie het dan gaat

- dus welke vorm je moet gebruiken

hulpwerken zijn bijv: 

* to do / can / shall / will / must + hele werkwoord

* to have + verb 3

present simple:

- something is always/ never/ regular habit

-verb / verb+s

- question: to do + verb

- negative: to do not + verb

which sentence is correct in present simple?

1. Jess and Bob sees nothing.
2. Jess and Bob didn't see anything.
3. Jess and Bob have seen nothing.
4. Jess and Bob see nothing.

which sentence is correct in present continuous?

1. Jess and Bob don't see anything.
2. Jess and Bob weren't seeing anything.
3. Jess and Bob haven't seen anything.
4. Jess and Bob aren't seeing anything.

which sentence is correct in the present continuous?

1. My parents haven't seen that film.
2. My parents didn't see that film yet.
3. My parents aren't seeing that film.
4. My parents weren't seeing that film.

which sentence is NOT correct in de present simple?

1. Bob likes dogs.
2. Don't Bob like dogs?
3. Bob doesn't like dogs.
4. Doesn't Bob like dogs?