Grammar

in a nutshell

# 5

Have of Has + voltooid deelwoord Check out the list on page 168/169 TB!!!

p. 84 TB

Now: watch this!We’re going to watch a clip: look carefully at what

is going on because afterwards you need to make some questions, using the present perfect...

Some example sentences:

• I have always enjoyed watching films.

• We have loved travelling since we were young.

• Has she ever liked him at all?

I have always wanted...

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Present Perfect on Planet 51

1. The astronaut _________ (place) a flag on Planet 51.

2. A boy ________ (ask) him for an autograph.

3. A strange pet __________ (attack) him.

4. The pet ________ (chase) him.

5. The astronaut _________ (scare) a boy and his mother at lunch time.

6. A boy on a bike ______ (run over) him.

7. He __________ (find) other humans.

8. He ____________ (take off) his suit.

has placed

has asked

has attacked

has chased

has scared

has run

hasn’t found

hasn’t taken off

Bijwoorden van tijdThese particular adverbs (bijwoorden) comebefore averb (werkwoord) but after a form of‘to be’ (am/is/are/was/were).

If there are more verbs in a sentence, the adverb usually comes after the first verb!

Some adverbs to remember:Never, always, sometimes, often...

Check out the next page...

A. Watch the video and check (aanvinken) the activities you see there:

1. ( ) Dance in the morning 2. ( ) Play a musical instrument3. ( ) Take the subway to school 4. ( ) Take a taxi to school 5. ( ) Wear perfume to go to school 6. ( ) Read a book at school 7. ( ) Go skating to school 8. ( ) Wear make up to go to school

B. How often do you do the activities above? Make sentences using adverbs of frequency (next slide)!

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All but #6 and #7 should be checked!

1.Example: I NEVER DANCE IN THE MORNING

2._______________________________________________3._______________________________________________4._______________________________________________5._______________________________________________6._______________________________________________7._______________________________________________8._______________________________________________

Make sentences using these adverbs1. Dance in the morning 2. Play a musical instrument3. Take the subway to school 4. Take a taxi to school 5. Wear perfume to go to school 6. Read a book at school 7. Go skating to school 8. Wear make up to go to school

ALWAYS USUALLY OFTEN SOMETIMESSELDOM RARELY NEVER

Toekomende tijd met present simple

EXERCISE

VoorzetselsThere are different kinds of prepostions:

Plaats in, with, next to, in front of,

behind, betweenBoven, onder among, under, below,

over, above

Voor in front of, for

WATCH THE MOVIE SEGMENT FOR THE FIRST TIME AND DECIDE IN WHICH ROOM OF THE APARTMENT THE OBJECTS BELOW ARE LOCATED. PUT THE WORDS IN THE CORRECT BOXES.

WHITE CURTAINS / TRANSPARENT CURTAINS / A WHITE OVEN / A MIRROR / A SINK / A PICTURE / A LARGE TABLE / SOME JARS / A DISH TOWEL

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NEXT UP: COMPLETE THE BLANKS WITH ONE OF THESE PREPOSITIONS!

ON - IN - OVER - UNDER - THROUGH - AT – BEHIND

IN THE MIDDLE OF - BETWEEN1. He keeps a bottle of whiskey ______ the white oven.2. The mirror is ___________ the bathroom wall.3. The mirror is ______ the sink.4. There are some cookie jars ________ the dining room shelf.5. There are some stairs _________ the kitchen door.6. There is a dishtowel hanging _____ the kitchen wall.7. The intruder is looking ________ the window glass.8. The owner of the house lives _________ the first floor. He lives _______ Racine Avenue. His apartment is __________ 1634 Racine Avenue, Chicago.9. There is a table and chairs _________ the dining room.10. The men see each other _________ the corridor.

You should know this by now...

Always write YOU not U!

Always write I never i!

Always write going to: ‘gonna’ doesn’t exist...

(neither does ‘wanna’ = want to)If you do these thing wrong,

it will cost you points!

Grammar

in a nutshell

# 5