Relative pronouns

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Unit 2: lesson 5
- Relative pronouns

- Comparitives
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Welcome
Unit 2: lesson 5
- Relative pronouns

- Comparitives

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Relative pronouns
Betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden (relative pronouns) gebruik je om zinnen die een gemeenschappelijk onderdeel hebben aan elkaar te koppelen. Een betrekkelijk voornaamwoord slaat als het ware een brug tussen twee zinnen. In de Engelse taal kennen we de volgende betrekkelijke voornaamwoorden: who, which, that, whose, whom en where.
Maar wanneer gebruik je welk betrekkelijk voornaamwoord?

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EXAMPLE
1. I play tennis with Bart.
2.  Bart lives in Amsterdam

--> I play tennis with Bart, who lives in Amsterdam.

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Who
Who heeft betrekking op personen:

This is the girl who helped me
There were some people who made a complaint.

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Which
Which heeft betrekking op dieren of dingen:
This is the house, which he built himself.
I gave him a letter, which he quickly put in his pocket.
The match, which was cancelled, was on Saturday.

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Where
where: als je verwijst naar plaatsen of locaties

The building where I forgot my bag will be closed tomorrow.
The Netherlands, where most Dutch people live, is a flat country.

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That
That kan je gebruiken in plaats van who of which.
Let op: dit kan alleen in bijzinnen die je niet kan weglaten omdat de zin anders onbegrijpelijk wordt: er staat dan geen komma voor!
The cat which was lost has been found.
The cat that was lost has been found.
The cat, which was lost, has been found.
The cat, that was lost, has been found.

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Whose
Whose verwijst naar personen, dieren of dingen en geeft bezit aan:
The girl whose mobile phone I borrowed is gone now.
That building whose roof collapsed is being renovated.

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Whom
Whom verwijst naar mensen en wordt gebruikt na voorzetsels zoals with, to, about, for etc:
Where is the boy whom you were talking to earlier?
These are the people whom I am going to the party with.
Dit wordt vaak als erg formeel gezien, in spreektaal gebruik je meestal who.

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This is the boy _____ had an accident.
A
who
B
which
C
whose

Slide 10 - Quiz

Yesterday I saw the car ____ was used for the fast and the furious.
A
who
B
which
C
whose

Slide 11 - Quiz

I haven't seen Frank, ______ brother is five, for a long time now.
A
who
B
whose
C
which

Slide 12 - Quiz

This is the man ____ house is on fire.
A
who
B
whose
C
that

Slide 13 - Quiz

The book ______ you gave me is great.
A
who
B
whose
C
that

Slide 14 - Quiz

Do you know the woman _____ son is a famous actor?

Slide 15 - Open question

I really like the suit _____ you bought for the wedding!

Slide 16 - Open question

Becky and Amy are two sisters ______ faces look very much alike

Slide 17 - Open question

I need someone _____ can fix my washing machine.

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Comparatives and superlatives
Trappen van vergelijking
- Comparative: vergrotende trap
- Superlative: overtreffende trap
Box A is small.
Box B is smaller than box A.
Box C is the smallest of all.
A
B
C

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Comparatives and superlatives
Woorden van 1 lettergreep:
- Comparative: -er
- Superlative: -est
old
older
oldest

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Comparatives and superlatives
1.  Bijvoeglijk naamwoord eindigt op een -e,
gebruik dan -r en -st.
large
larger
largest
Spellingsregels:

2.  Bijvoeglijk naamwoord eindigt op medeklinker + y,
gebruik dan -ier en -iest.
happy
happier
happiest

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Comparatives and superlatives
hot
hotter
hottest
Spellingsregels:

3.  Bijvoeglijk naamwoord eindigt op 1 klinker (a, e, i, o, u)
+ 1 medeklinker, medeklinker verdubbelen
big
bigger
biggest

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Comparatives and superlatives
Woorden van 3 lettergrepen of meer:
- Comparative: more
- Superlative: most
expensive
more expensive
most expensive

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Comparatives and superlatives
famous
more famous
most famous
Zelfde regel geldt voor bijvoorbeeld: famous en boring
boring
more boring
most boring

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Comparatives and superlatives
good/well
better
best
Uitzonderingen (uit je hoofd leren!)
bad/ill
worse
worst
much/many
little
more
less
most
least

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My house is (big) ...
than yours.

Slide 27 - Open question

Who is the (rich) ...
woman on earth?

Slide 28 - Open question

This flower is (beautiful)
... than that one.

Slide 29 - Open question

Who is the (good) .... football player in the world?
A
better
B
gooder
C
goodest
D
best

Slide 30 - Quiz

What is your ... (bad) subject at school?
A
badder
B
worse
C
worst
D
baddest

Slide 31 - Quiz

The ... (little) you can do is study for the tests.
A
leasest
B
least
C
littlest
D
less

Slide 32 - Quiz

Geef jezelf een cijfer van 1-10 in hoeverre je dit hebt begrepen.

Slide 33 - Open question