Theme 5 - Grammar - Possesive / Negations

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Grab your books and have a look at
vocabulary C & D for the M.O.

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By the end of this lesson, you :
 
  • will know how to use negations (ontkenningen)
  • will know how to use the posessive form (bezittelijke vorm)
  • are able to tell apart possesives (bezittelijke vormen) and plurals (meervoudsvormen)

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Look at the following sentences and write down what you think they mean.

1. About 70% of a bear's diet is vegetarian.
2. Praying Mantises' bites are not dangerous.
3. Silk fowls don't really have feathers, they have fur.
4. A crocodile's teeth are really sharp.
5. I haven't got a dog, I have a cat.

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What is the difference between these sentences?

1. Jules has a new book
   Jules hasn't got a new book.


2. We have messy rooms.
    We don't have messy rooms. 

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1. Jules has a new book
   Jules hasn't got a new book. 

2. We have messy rooms.
    We don't have messy rooms. 

have not got   >   haven't got
has not got   >   hasn't got
do not have   >   don't have
does not have   >   doesn't have 
Zo maak je ontkenningen!

This is how you form negations

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Look at these sentences. Write down why they are different/what they mean.
 
1. Jacks seem to be very messy people.
   Jack's room is one big mess.
   Jonas's room is very tidy.   

2. My sisters have a lot of nice friends.
    My sister's friends are all very nice.     
    My sisters' friends are all very nice.

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1. Jacks seem to be very messy people.
All people named "Jack" seem to be messy.
 
    Jack's room is one big mess.
One boy named Jack has a very messy room. 
 
   Jonas's room is very tidy. 
One boy named Jonas has a very tidy room. 

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2. My sisters have a lot of nice friends.
I have more than one sister, all of them have nice friends.
 
    My sister's friends are all very nice.  
I am talking about one sister, her friends are really nice.  
 
     My sisters' friends are all very nice.
I am talking about more than one of my sisters, all of their friends are really nice.

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-s for plurals (meervoud)
My sisters have a lot of nice friends. 
 
-'s for possessive (bezit)
My sister's friends are all very nice.   

-' for plurals + possesive (meervoud en bezittelijk)    
My sisters' friends are all very nice. 

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For things and geography, we use of
The front door of the house is red.
The branches of the tree are brown.
London is the capital of England.  

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Look at the following sentences again.
Did you get their meaning right?

1. About 70% of a bear's diet is vegetarian.
2. Praying Mantises' bites are not dangerous.
3. Silk fowls don't really have feathers, they have fur.
4. A crocodile's teeth are really sharp.
5. I haven't got a dog, I have a cat.

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Do # 12, 13 & 14

Check if you understand negations (ontkenningen) and the possessive (bezittelijk) form
 

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