Lesson 27th October
Lesson 27th October
Learning objective
improving language accuracy: grammar pieces
improving language proficiency: formal or informal language usage
Lesson duration is: 5 minItems in this lesson
Lesson 27th October
Learning objective
improving language accuracy: grammar pieces
improving language proficiency: formal or informal language usage
A quiz - grammar
Word Order
1. Normal sentence: Subject + Verb + Object + Place + Time
Rule: Who + does what + what/whom + where + when?
adverbs ( bijwoorden)
MANNER - how
PLACE - where
TIME - when
Reference book: pp 50-51 all the rules
Word order of adjectives
When using multiple adjectives in a sentence, follow this order:
Opinion → Size → Age → Shape → Colour → Origin → Material → Purpose
Correct order example: A beautiful big old round wooden coffee table
a clever old Asian guide
an excellent small old round yellow Dutch cheese
Questions
In most questions, the auxiliary verb comes before the subject.
Use do, does or did if there is no other auxiliary verb.
Example: Does she play tennis?
Can you play the piano?
Mind: Were you at home yesterday?
Inversion
Inversion means putting the auxiliary verb before the subject.
It often happens when a sentence begins with words such as never, rarely or not only.
Example: Never have I seen such a beautiful place.
Not only was he rude, but he lost his temper too.
Find the differences:
There are 20 differences, do you find the all?
HOMEWORK
FINISH READING 2ND BOOK
REVISE GRAMMAR 7 VOCABULARY
