Some/any recap

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

Lesson goals

• Understanding when to use 'some' and 'any'.
• Forming basic sentences using 'some' and 'any'.

Remember?

 Tell Dad to bring some money.

- We don’t have any money; everything was in Mom’s purse.

- And can he bring some snacks, too?

Remember?

 Tell Dad to bring some money.

- We don’t have any money; everything was in Mom’s purse.

- And can he bring some snacks, too?

What do some and any mean in Dutch?

Remember?

 Tell Dad to bring some money.

- We don’t have any money; everything was in Mom’s purse.

- And can he bring some snacks, too?

What do some and any mean in Dutch?

Een paar / een beetje / wat

(+) Bevestigende zin:

I bought some apples.

(-) Ontkennende zin: 

I didn't buy any apples.

(?) Vraagzin (aanbod/voorstel/verzoek): 

Would you like some apples?

(?) Vraagzin (alle andere vragen): 

Are there any apples in the fridge?

(+) I have ___ good ideas for my party.

1. some
2. any

(-) There aren’t ___ campgrounds in the city.

1. some
2. any

(?) Do you want ___ milk?

1. some
2. any

(?) Do you have ___ plans for the weekend?

1. some
2. any

To do:

• Gap Fill exercise 'groceries' (max 10 minutes, by yourself)
• First 5 minutes: no questions. Try yourself, first.
• Done? Raise your hand.
• 0 mistakes > Test Jezelf 6.5
• 1+ mistakes > Back side, extra Gap Fill practice

Lesson goals

• Understanding when to use 'some' and 'any'.
• Forming basic sentences using 'some' and 'any'.

Let's wrap it up

• We use some in positive sentences.
  
• We use any in negative sentences.
  
• We use some or any in questions.

Examples: “I have some snacks.” / “Do you have any snacks?” / “I don’t have any snacks. / Would you like some snacks?”

(?) Would you like.....        

                          

(+) I just bought.....

(?) Do you have.....

(-) I don't have.....

• some apples
• any pens
• some juice
• some tea
• any snacks
• some coffee
• any bananas