OMNIA college ENG klas 2 Grammar genitive

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

GENITIVE

genitive

wordt gebruikt, meestal om een bezit aan te duiden:

Nederlands:

Moeders boormachine, vaders auto, Jets tas, etc.

Engels:	Patrick’s family, their client’s wishes, my boss's
	meeting, etc.

 

zelfst nw en namen in enkelvoud:

's komt na het woord : 

Adam's bike,   Sarah's child, The company's profits

single noun

Her dress is nice.
My sister's dress is nice.

His bike is new.
My brother's bike is new.

woord (e.v.) dat eindigt op -s

Bij namen in het enkelvoud die eindigen op -s  zet je ook een 's erachter.   

 Chris's car       Thomas's girlfriend

plural nouns

Bij zelfstandige naamwoorden en namen in het meervoud komt de apostrof na de meervoudsvorm. Engelse meervouden eindigen meestal op een -s.

a lovers’  quarrel 
my sisters’  chlothes
the EU countries’ economies

plural nouns

Their dresses are nice.
My sisters' dresses are nice.

Their bikes are new.
My brothers'  bikes are new.

plural nouns without 's'

Deze woorden krijgen 's

Their class is nice.
The children's class is nice.

dingen / plaatsen

Our car is blue.
The colour of our car is blue

Are the following Right or wrong?

Childrens' shoes.

1. right
2. wrong

This is John's book.

1. right
2. wrong

My sister's cat's name is Pinky.

1. right
2. wrong

The children's teacher is very good.

1. right
2. wrong

A lovers' quarrel.

1. right
2. wrong

My two brothers' bicycles are blue.

1. right
2. wrong

The car's tyre is flat.

1. right
2. wrong

Women's rights are important.

1. right
2. wrong

Jane's friend is moving to France.

1. right
2. wrong

Thomas's jumper is red.

1. right
2. wrong

The school's canteen sells healthy food.

1. right
2. wrong

The students's books are heavy.

1. right
2. wrong

dus:

e.v. :   altijd 's (Peter's rabbit)

mv: bij -s:  '  (the boys' room)

bij geen -s:   's  (the children's room)

bij plaatsen:  The back of the car