Les 1H 04-06

Welcome!

Mobiel 

in je tas

Oortjes 

in je tas

Jas 

over je stoel

Schoolspullen

op tafel

Laptop dicht

Tas 

op de grond

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Welcome!

Mobiel 

in je tas

Oortjes 

in je tas

Jas 

over je stoel

Schoolspullen

op tafel

Laptop dicht

Tas 

op de grond

What's the plan for today?

Theory:

Much and Many

Theory:

Possessives

Practice:

Much and Many

Practice:

ex. 30-33

Practice:

Possessives

Possessive

The possessive is used when something is owned by something. There are three possessives:

  • 's
    That is Thomas's bike.

  • '
    The kids' faces turned grey when they got their tests back.

  • of
    It's on the corner of the street.




Possessive

The 's possessive is used when the owner of something is:

  • a person
    That is Thomas's bike.

  • an animal
    The cat's tail is beautiful.

  • a country
    France's capital is called Paris.

  • an organization
    The school's website was offline today.




Possessive

The ' possessive is used with plurals that end on an -s:


The girls' bikes are pretty.


The cats' litterbox is full.


The players' uniforms look good.




Possessive

The 'of' possessive is used with:

  • objects
    The roof of the house.

  • abstract things
    The meaning of life.

  • parts of a whole
    A piece of cake.





The bees have honey.

A

The bees's honey

B

The bees' honey

C

The honey of the bees

My dad owns a car.

A

My dad's car

B

My dad' car

C

The car of my dad.

My dogs have chew toys.

A

My dogs's chew toys.

B

My dogs' chew toys.

C

The chew toys of my dogs.

James has a house.

A

James's house.

B

James' house.

C

The house of James

The restaurant has employees.

A

The restaurant's employees.

B

The restaurant' employees.

C

The employees of the restaurant

Much and Many

They both mean 'veel'.

You use much for things you cannot count.


much time

much sand

much sugar


You use many for things you can count.


many apples

many elephants

many beans

Hint:

If you can put a number in front of it, use many.

one apple > many apples

The restaurant has ___ employees.

A

many employees

B

much employees

I ate ___ sugar today.

A

many sugar

B

much sugar

We saw ___ animals at the zoo.

A

many animals

B

much animals

There was ___ rain this weekend.

A

many rain

B

much rain

Let's Get Started!

Make exercise 30, 32 & 33. [p.75 - 77]
If you are finished, make ex. 34 in your notebook.




Review

Review & correct exercise 30 & 33.

Have a great day!

Thank you!