Les 2.7 Engels

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This lesson contains 22 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 1 video.

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What happens if you do not use punctuation?

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interpunction

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Waar moet je op letten?

- Hoofdletters

- Komma's

- Vraagtekens

- Punten

- Uitroeptekens

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Wanneer gebruik je in het Engels hoofdletters?

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Wanneer gebruik je in het Engels hoofdletters?

- Namen

- Steden

- Landen

- Talen

- Nationaliteiten

- Ik

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Were going to learn to cut and paste kids

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Toilet only for disabled elderly pregnant children

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Quiet birds have ears

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Schrijf de tekst over met de juiste hoofdletters en interpunctie.

mrs smith was a woman who didnt know the difference between its and its one day her husband mark said isnt it a bit late for you to learn the difference to which mrs smith responded no i really want to know when i have to use its or its it cant be that hard her husband scratched his big grey beard he didnt know how to explain the difference to his wife honestly he didnt even know if he knew the difference himself however he did know someone else who could help her james the neighbours son james was a 24years old handsome secondary school english teacher yet he wasnt that happy to teach mrs smith he found her quite an extraordinary strange and stupid lady she always yelled at him from across the street you are looking good boy honestly its such a lovely sight to see you

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Interpunction and capital letters

Mrs. Smith was a woman who didn't know the difference between its and it's. One day, her husband Mark said: "Isn't it a bit late for you to learn the difference. To which Mrs. Smith responded: "No, I really want to know when I have to use its or it's. It can't be that hard."

Her husband scratched his big, grey beard. He didn't know how to explain the difference to his wife. Honestly, he didn't even know if he knew the difference himself. However, he did know someone else who could help her: James the neighbours' son. James was a 24-years old, handsome secondary school English teacher. Yet, he wasn't that happy to teach Mrs. Smith.

He found her quite an extraordinary, strange, and stupid lady. She always yelled at him from across the street: "You are looking good, boy! Honestly, it's such a lovely sight to see you!"