MSZ2A - 06/03/2019

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

Word of the Day

Leviathan

noun | luh-VYE-uh-thun

Word of the Day

Leviathan

noun | luh-VYE-uh-thun

a large sea animal

Vandaag

• Grammar (indefinite pronouns)
• Reading

Grammar

Indefinite pronouns

Some, any, each, every, all, no, none, nothing

Some

• In een bevestigende zin

I would like to ask you some questions.

• In een vraag waarom een bevestigend antwoord wordt verwacht

Would you like something to drink?

• In een verzoek

Have you got some surgar for me?

• Als vertaling van een of andere

There was some odd-looking character hanging round in the park.

Any

• In een ontkennende zin

We couldn't find the disposable gloves anywhere.

• In de meeste vragende zinnen

Is there anything else I should know?

• In de betekenis van het maakt niet uit wie of welke

You can reach us any time, day or night.

• Vaak in combinatie met if
  

If anyone asks for me, I'm not there.

• Na een bijwoord met een ontkennende betekenis

There were hardly any tickets left. 

Come and see me if you have any/some problems or feel you want to talk to somebody/anybody

1. Any/somebody
2. Some/somebody
3. Any/Anybody
4. Some/anybody

Have you any/some sea about what job you would like to do in the future?

1. Any
2. Some

Is pregnancy not a very vulnerable time in a woman's life anyhow/somehow?

1. Anyhow
2. Somehow

Pregnant teens have any/some big decisions to make.

1. Any
2. Some

A support worker needs to find accommodation for them. Preferably anywhere/somewhere in this neighborhood.

1. Anywhere
2. Somewhere

Are there any/some relatives you would like to contact?

1. Any
2. Some

Teenage mums are often searching for any/some stability.

1. Any
2. Some

Anyhow/Somehow they act as a role model on parenting skills.

1. Anyhow
2. Somehow

Do you know anybody/somebody, who is coping being a single parent?

1. Anybody
2. Somebody

Sure. I heard a story about any/some intelligent young woman.

1. Any
2. Some

There is hardly anybody/somebody left of my old school friends.

1. Anybody
2. Somebody

Things get frightening if you don't have anywhere/somewhere to live.

1. Anywhere
2. Somewhere

Exercises

Grammar

• Exercise 9

Reading

• Exercise 10
• Exercise 11

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