1(H)V - Possessive/Genitive (bezit): 's / ' / of & Much/ Many

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Welcome!   

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Outline of this lesson
  • Ex.. 30 - Finding out the rule
  • Grammar: Possessive 's / ' / of
  • Ex. 30-31
  • Grammar: Much & Many
  • Ex. 32-34

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After this lesson we've reached these goals
  • I know when possessive is used
  • I can use the possessive  in sentences

  • I know when much or many is used
  • I can use much and many

Possessive
How to say that something is yours, or from someone else

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Let's find out 
what you already know!

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Is this possessive?
(M.a.w.: Laat deze zin 'bezit' zien?)
She's a doctor.
A
Yes
B
No

Slide 5 - Quiz

Does this sentence contain the possessive?:
John's wife is French.

A
yes
B
no

Slide 6 - Quiz

Is the 's a possessive or short for 'is'?
My cat's whiskers are long.
A
Possessive
B
Is

Slide 7 - Quiz

Is the 's possessive or short for 'is'?
He's my best friend.
A
Possessive
B
Is

Slide 8 - Quiz

Exercise 31
Go to page 76 and do ex. 31 in pairs (mind your volume)
3 min.

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Possessive 
                           She's a docter    vs.    John's wife is French

Both 's look the same at first glance, but they are not!

In the first sentence, 's is short for is
But in the second sentence, 's is a form of the possessive 

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Possessive 
                 He's my best friend    vs.    My cat's whiskers are long

Again, in the first sentence, 's is short for is
But in the second sentence, 's is possessive

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Possessive (bezit) GR 14
In het Engels geef je bezit op 3 verschillende manieren aan:

's / ' / of

Maar wanneer gebruik je welke?
p.75 

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The possessive  's (I)

We use the possessive S after names of people, animals, time and place (to show possession). 


Mickey's ears are funny                               (enkelv., 1 Mickey)
Alexis's room is beautiful                            (enkelv., eindigt op -s / Alexis'= OK too)
This cat's fur is so soft!                                 (enkelv., 1 cat)
An hour's walk from here                             (enkelv., 1 hour)
I went to my friend's (house)                      (plaats, 1 vriend, niet altijd wordt het                                                     gebouw genoemd; the hairdresser's, the butcher's,...


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Possessive 's (II)
... ook bij meervouden die niet op -s eindigen.

The men's toilets are on the left  

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Possessive '
--> bij meervouden die op -s eindigen

My neighbours' garden is nice
My sisters' rooms are messy
(meerdere zussen & kamers)

My sister's room vs. My sisters' room

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Possesive of

zaken, hoeveelheden, aardrijkskundige namen 
(things that are not people, animals or organisations)

The roof of the house.
The capital of England.
A cup of coffee
A pound of apples


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Exercises 32 and 33 (p.77)
Do these exercises by yourself (work alone) 

Finished? Have a look at the box in ex. 34 (p 78)

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Step 1 :      Look at the word that follows much/many 
Step 2 :     Can you count this word?
Step 3 :     Yes -->  many          No --> much

timer
1:00
I don't have much / many time for sports this week. 
Does this shop has much / many products? 
John doesn’t always have much / many books in his bag.
How much / many homework have you got?
MUCH
MUCH
MANY
MANY

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Much & Many (II)
Much --> things that you cannot count,
such as patience (geduld), sand, time, water, money, snow

I don't have much time /  They are having much fun!

Wil je weten of een woord telbaar is? Zet er een getal voor, bijvoorbeeld 2.
I have ______ homework --> I have two homework --> I have much homework 

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Much & Many (I)
Much and many both mean 'veel'

Many --> things that you can count,
examples: cars, houses, friends, tables

I have five friends --> I have many friends
There are thirty tables in this room --> There are many tables in this room


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In class
Do ex. 34 and 35 on p. 78 and 79

Finished? Do ex. 51

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Our goals today
  • I know when possessive  is used
  • I can use possessive  in sentences
  • I know when I use many and much
  • I can use much and many

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Possessive - overview
's 

'

of

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Much & Many - Overview
Much --> things you cannot count
Many --> things you can count

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Extra

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Choose the correct form of possessive:
My _________ was not expensive.
(parents/car)
A
parents' car
B
car's of parents
C
car of parents
D
parents's car

Slide 27 - Quiz

Choose the correct form of possessive:
Berlin is ….. (capital/Germany)
A
capital's of Germany
B
Germany's capital
C
Germanys' capital
D
capital of Germany

Slide 28 - Quiz

Possessive  's: Drag the sentence to is if 's = is
Drag the sentence to possessive if 's = possessive
is
Possessive
My name's Jenny.
My father's name is Bob
He's a doctor
 My mother's name is Karen
 She's Italian.
 My sister's a student. 
My brother's name is Jack.
 My dog's favourite food is steak.

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Tea
Love
Days
Students
Patience
Chairs
timer
1:00
Much

Much
Much
Much
Much
Much
Many
Many
Many
Many
Many
Many

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much / many / a lot of 
telbaar
niet telbaar
popcorn
sand
pencil
table
friend
laptop
time
money

Slide 31 - Drag question

milk
love
days
students
money
chairs
timer
2:00
much
many
many
much
much
many

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EXIT TICKET:
Ik begrijp de possessive en much/any
Ja, ik snap ze allebei heel goed
Ik begrijp ze allebei, maar moet nog wel wat meer oefenen
Ik begrijp de possessive goed, maar much/many vind ik lastig
Ik begrijp much/ many goed, maar de possessive vind ik lastig
Nee, ik snap beide onderdelen niet.
Help, ik zit in de paniekzone :(

Slide 33 - Poll

Huiswerk
Study today's grammar (GR 14 and 15)
Finish today's exercises

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