VWO 4 Of Course unit 4 lesson 3 class 1

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VWO 4 - Lesson 4.3 (class 1)

VWO 4 - Unit 3 lesson 1 (a)

Today

Class work

Grammar: genitive

Grammar: word order

Individually 

Vocabulary

Goals

• Ik herken de genetive en kan deze toepassen.
• Ik weet hoe ik een correcte zin moet maken in het Engels.
• Ik herken de woorden van lesson 4.3. 

Grammar: genitive

Quick overview

• bezitsvorm 
• bij personen: 's/'
• bij dingen of dieren: ... of ...

Grammar: genitive

Bij personen, namen, tijd en plaats: 's / ' 

• bij personen enkelvoud: John's brother / My sister's book 
• bij personen meervoud: My brothers' cars / The girls' books 
• bij personen meervoud zonder -s: The children's toys 
• bij tijd enkelvoud: an hour's drive
• bij tijd meervoud: three hours' drive 
• bij plaats zonder benoeming van het gebouw: We were at Linda's 

Grammar: genitive

Bij zaken, hoeveelheden en aardrijkskundige namen: of

• The cover of the book
• The leg of the chair
• The tail of the dog
• Three pounds of flour 
• The city of New York 

Grammar: genitive

Practise assignment

For each of the following sentence, make the correct genitive. 

Example: 

(Mandy) sister 

---> Mandy's sister

(a glass) milk

(my friend) bike

(the window) room

(Mr Smith) car

(ten minutes) walk

(the headteacher) office

(the number) house

(two days) work

(the waiter) shoe

(Britain) economy

Grammar: word order

Quick overview

• Elk woordvorm staat op een vaste plaats
• Plaats van bijwoorden! 

Grammar: word order

Vaste zinsvolgorde:

Wie? - Doet? - Wat? - Met wie? - Waar? - Wanneer? 

Onderwerp - Werkwoord(en) - Lijdend voorwerp - Meewerkend voorwerp - Plaats - Tijd 

Grammar: word order

Adverbs of frequency

• in sentences with one verb: before the verb
  He often laughs at her silly jokes. 
• in sentences with more than one verb: after the first modal verb
  They have always been interested in the history of America. 
• in sentences with 'to be': after 'to be'
  We are never listening when he talks. 

Grammar: word order

Examples

She goes to work every day.

Everybody is looking for happiness in this world.

I was watching a movie when you called.

Grammar: word order

Practise exercise

For the following slides, put the words in the correct order.

Put the words in the correct order

give

the present

tomorrow

we

him

will

Put the words in the correct order

her

met

last night

at

we

the station

Put the words in the correct order

in Greece

spend

I 

will

next year

my holiday

Put the words in the correct order

golf

on Sundays

sometimes

plays

he

Put the words in the correct order

get up

Peter

usually

doesn't

seven

before

Grammar: genitive and word order

Do exercise 11, 12

10 minutes

individually

Finished? do exercise 10, 13

Exercise 11

• the baker's, an hour's walk
• his neighbour's toy, the city of Chester, girls' colours
• his parents' garden/yard
• flight of his drone, the left side of the controller 
• one of the buttons on the control panel, his sister Jess's birthday cake
•  everybody's/everyone's reaction, a cup of tea, the women's afternoon
• Josh's enthusiasm, most people's questions
• a couple of/a few/some pictures/photos of the cake, Will's face

Exercise 12

• (Last week) Jack and I decided to buy a drone on the internet last week. 
• We met at Jack's at seven o'clock last night. 
• We have always liked doing things together in the evenings.
• When Jack first launhed the drone, he probably didn't accelerate enough.
• It dropped into the pond after a few minutes.
• When I talked to Jack this morning, he told me that the repairs would cost fifty pounds.
• I would never have bought a drone if I had known the financial consequences.  

What to do?

Do: exercise 10, 13 + Test yourself

Copy: study box lesson 4.3 En-Du + Du-En

• Study study box lesson 4.3 (through Quizlet) to improve your knowledge of the vocabulary
• Watch grammar video and do extra exercises if you need more practise
• Practise extra grammar through Versterk Jezelf (when the results of the Test Yourself indicate you should)
• Read an English book 

Class today

We discussed the genitive and word order

Next week

Lesson 4.4

Have a nice weekend!