x-uur 16 mei

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

Schedule

- Finish reading practice

- Word order + writing assignment

word order

wie doet wat waar wanneer

wie?

doet?

wat?

waar?

wanneer?

Word Order

we

in the park

go

roller-skating

every Saturday

Woord volgorde in het Engels:

Wie (persoon) - doet (ww) - wat - waar (plaats) - wanneer (tijd)

Word Order

What is the correct word order?

1. You there went last Monday.
2. You there last Monday went.
3. You went last Monday there.
4. You went there last Monday.

Word Order

What is the correct word order?

1. Danny went to school yesterday.
2. Went Danny to school yesterday.
3. To school went Danny yesterday.
4. Danny to school went yesterday.

Word Order

What is the correct word order?

1. See you next Monday at the Google Meet.
2. See you at the Google Meet next Monday.
3. You see at the Google Meet next Monday.
4. At the Google Meet see you next Monday.

Word Order

What is the correct word order?

1. They go every weekend to the cinema.
2. They every weekend go to the cinema.
3. They go to the cinema every weekend.

Word order: which sentence is correct?

1. We'll go next year to Thailand.
2. We'll go to Thailand next year.

What is the correct word order?

1. To the park I went.
2. I went to the park.
3. The park to I went.
4. Went I to the park.

Word order:
Which sentence is correct?

1. Peter worked in the garden yesterday.
2. Peter worked yesterday in the garden.

wie

doet

wat

waar

wanneer

Word Order

Carolyn

right now

her dog

in the park

is walking

Word Order

booked

tickets.

She

has

the

Word Order

they

going

where

tonight?

are

Word Order

where

are

you

living

now?

Word Order

to

tomorrow

they

skiing

go

want

Punctuation

 . full stop ( at the end of a sentence)

 , comma

                -Jimmy and Johnny hate math, but they love science.

                -Jimmy and Johnny also like gym, history and French.

 ? question mark

 

Capital letters

               -starts a new sentence                    This is me. That is you.

                -for names or things                       We went to Disney World.

                -I (when talking about yourself)   Can I talk to you?

                - days, months                                   I have practise on Monday.

          When writing, make sure you pay attention to:

Your turn!

Rewrite the whole sentence, using correct punctuation and capitals.

(Herschrijf de hele zin, gebruik de juiste interpunctie en hoofdletters.)

my brother works at the jumbo supermarket

why are you laughing

be careful your sentence is not too long it is important to know when to start a new sentence

Troublesome words

where - were

where: waar (plaats)

                  That's where she found the gun. 

were: vorm van "to be"; een werkwoord

                   They were very tired after their trip.

Your turn!

Write the missing word (not the whole sentence).

Choose between where and were.

We ...... on top of the mountain when it started to snow.

Do you know ..... I left my car keys?

Troublesome words

there / their / they're

there: plaatsen en posities

                         Put the box down there.      There are five cards.

their: bezit, iets is van hen 

                         That is their box.

they're: afkorting voor "they are" (de apostrof neemt de plaats van "a")

                          They're never going to use that box.

Your turn!

Write the missing word (not the whole sentence).

Choose between there, their and they're.

Choose between there, their and they're

I'll see you over ...... .

Choose between there, their and they're

Tom and Jerry were just here. These must be ..... books.

Choose between there, their and they're

..... my best friends.

Troublesome words

its / it's 

its:    bezit, iets is van een ding

                  The dog has a bone in its mouth.

it's: - afkorting voor "it is" (de apostrof neemt de plaats van "i")

                   It's not a bone, it's a toy.

Your turn!

Write the missing word (not the whole sentence).

Choose between its and it's.

Wow, .... a wonderful day today.

Look at the table.
..... leg is broken.

Look for the mistakes in the sentences and write them correctly.

(Think of punctuation, capitals, and troublesome words.)

i think its just down the road

were do they think they left there keys

he knew where they where hiding

they're not going to give up they're seats and move over they're.

Writing:

Write a short story about being on a train. Who's there and what is happening?