5v auxiliaries tenses and exam texts

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2019-I text 1 to 6
This is homework for next week. 
Let's work on one text together, shall we?

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Text 6
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Auxiliaries (hulpwerkwoorden)
  • Can
  • Could
  • Be able to
  •  Be allowed to
  • May
  • Might
  • Must
  • Have to

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Auxiliaries (hulpwerkwoorden)
  • Can_______________________________________________'kunnen' of
  • Could_____________________________________________'in staat zijn'
  • Be able to
  •  Be allowed to______________________________________'mogen' of
  • May________________________________________ 'misschien kunnen'
  • Might
  • Must                                                                              'moeten'  of 'zou moeten'
  • Have to
  • Should

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Let's test what you know already

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1. It's cold today. Do you think it ______ snow?
A
Should
B
Must
C
Can
D
Might

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It might snow
might geeft aan dat het 'wel zou kunnen' 
net als 'may', geeft 'might' de mogelijkheid aan. 
Bij het gebruik van 'may' ben je zekerder dan bij 'might' 

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2. You _____ leave your door unlocked when you go out.
A
Shouldn't
B
Mustn't
C
Can't
D
Might not

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You shouldn't leave your door unlocked

niet 'mustn't' --> must alleen bij noodzaak of bevel (van buitenaf dus vooral)


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3. Mum says we ____ watch TV after we've finished our homework.
A
Should
B
Must
C
Can
D
Might

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4. This is impossible. It _____ be a mistake!
A
Should
B
Must
C
Can
D
Might

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It must me a mistake
Je gebruikt 'must' want het is een logische gevolgtrekking

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5. You should probably bring an umbrella. It _____ rain later today.
A
Should
B
Must
C
Can
D
Might

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It might rain
Je weet het niet zeker: zou heel misschien kunnen = might

"het kan gaan regenen" --> it can rain
Maar niet 'prettig' als might

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6. You ____ see that I am right.
A
Will
B
Would
C
Shall
D
Should

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7. ____ I open the door?
A
Will
B
Would
C
Shall
D
Should

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Shall I open the door?
Will I....? = niet echt een mogelijkheid. In plaats daarvan kies je voor 'shall'.

Should I open the door is niet fout maar beetje gek

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8. If you want to work in the USA, you ______ speak proper English
A
Should
B
Must
C
Have to
D
can

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You have to speak proper English
'have to' --> moet / soort van verplicht. Het moet van iemand anders dus je zegt: I have to/you have to etc.
net zoals: you have to brush your teeth every day.

Als je 'must' gebruikt is dat omdat jij als spreker vindt dat iets moet: I must go home at once. Of: you must hand in your portfolio before the deadline. 

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Must vs have to
Teacher: "You must submit your essay before the end of the day." [ik ben degene die het 'moeten' opgeeft, specifieke 'moet'

Student: "I have to hand in my essay before the end of the day."
[ik ben degene die iets van iemand ander 'moet']

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9. You look like you're ill. You ____ go to school today.
A
Shouldn't
B
Mustn't
C
wouldn't
D
couldn't

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10. I ___ remember to feed the dog.
A
Should
B
Must
C
can
D
may

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I must remember to..
Noodzakelijk, dus 'must' en niet 'should'.

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11. I _____ see Brad Pitt when I visit Hollywood.
A
Can
B
May
C
Might
D
could

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I might/may see...
Kans is eigenlijk best wel klein, dus je wil kiezen voor 'might' 

Maar aan de andere kant, wie weet - het is hollywood dus hij zal er vast ergens rondlopen: I may see.....

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Allemaal kleine specifieke betekenisjes dus


Jullie huiswerk was: unit 4.2 exercises 1-18.
18 is about these verbs so do that if you haven't already!

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To do now...
Go to 4.4 excercise 24 in your Of Coruse book.
Write along....

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Excersise 24 / unit 4.4
So, who exactly is Nobel Literature Prize winner, Bob Dylan?
No battle (a. to rage – ever) __ as fervently as the one about the self of Bob Dylan. According to the Nobel Prize committee at least, he is a poet, and a literary genius of the first order.
But according to others, (b. not – to be) he __  .

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Excersise 24 / unit 4.4
In the mid-1960s the pop audience and pop critics
(c. to discover)_____  new poetics when pop music (d. to join) ______film as mass art.
Dylan and the Beatles (e. to make)_________  rock music more and more adult.


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Excersise 24 / unit 4.4
People (f. to begin) _______thinking of popular songs, especially Dylan’s, as a form of poetry. The public wondered what (g. to cause)_____  Dylan to write, say, “Like a Rolling Stone.” 

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Excersise 24 / unit 4.4
Dylan’s biographer Robert Shelton wrote, “One’s image of a poet is someone, preferably under 25, revolutionary, good-looking, and (h. die)____ , at that moment, (i. to do) ____something to excess, whether women, or drugs or wine. 

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Excersise 24 / unit 4.4
There are hints of death (j. waarmee) ___ Dylan’s writing is associated. However, what (k. to attract)____  me about his songs for some years before he really got my attention was the affirmation of life. It’s like the blues, (l. waarin)____  one is struck by the hopeful things that push through the gloom.”

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The rest of it is homework :-)

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5v auxiliaries tenses and exam texts

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