Grammar 18/11/2022

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 5

Grammar 18/11/2022

Today you guys understand the different grammar topics of today and are able to imply it accordingly as seen with the exercises asked during this class. 

Demonstrative pronouns:

>  aanwijzend voornaamwoord
> je wijst het zelfstandig naamwoord aan
> iets is dichtbij of iets is ver af (deze appels of die appels)

Demonstrative pronouns:

> this = dichtbij en 1 zelfstandig naamwoord : this apple
> these = dichtbij en meerdere : these apples

> that = ver af en 1 zelfstandig naamwoord : that bag 
> those = ver af en meerdere : those bags 

Demonstrative pronouns

> May I use this pencil?
> May I use these pencils?

> Look over there! Do you see that handsome boy?
> Look over there! Do you see those dogs?

Look over there! Who is _____ boy?

1. this
2. that
3. these
4. those

I would like ____ tomatoes, please

1. this
2. that
3. these
4. those

Relative clauses

In het Nederlands: betrekkelijke bijzinnen

Functie: geeft extra informatie

Relative pronouns

• Verwijzen terug naar een eerder genoemd woord
  
• Verbinden twee zinsdelen aan elkaar

Martin played Tennis with Sophie, who was slightly injured.

relative pronoun

Noa sold her phone, which was old and damaged.

relative pronoun

Relative pronouns

Relative pronoun verwijst naar:

that

who

whose

which

where

persoon, dier, ding

persoon

bezit

dier, ding

plaats

Na een komma gebruik je nooit 'that'

Interrogative pronouns

Interrogative pronouns

(vragende voornaamwoorden)

Interrogative pronouns

Write your answers in your notebook

1.  ...... old is Mike?

2. ...... car is faster, the blue or the red one?

3. ...... is your name?

4. ...... does Bill get up in the morning? 

5. ...... is she so sad?

When to use who vs whom

Try this simple trick for when you do not know if you need to use who or whom: If you can replace the word with “he”’ or “’she,” use who. If you can replace it with “him” or “her,” use whom.

Who/whom ate my sandwich?

Try substituting “she” and “her”: She ate my sandwich. Her ate my sandwich. “She” works and “her” doesn’t. That means the word you want is who.

Whom ate my sandwich?

Who ate my sandwich?

Which is correct?

1. From whom are these laptops
2. Whose laptops are these?
3. Of who are these laptops?
4. Whom laptops are these?

.....................foreign languages do you speak?

1. What
2. Where
3. Which
4. Whose

___ is your favourite colour?

1. Which
2. What
3. Witch
4. Wich

___ team do you support? Ajax or Feyenoord?

1. which
2. what
3. witch
4. wich

____ team are you on?

1. which
2. what
3. witch
4. wich

___ do you like more, pancakes or pizza?

1. Which
2. What
3. Witch
4. Wich

___ are you late?

___ subject don't you like?

___ do you live?

___ is your favourite teacher?

___ does this lesson end?