T3 theme 3 vocab G

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 3

Vocabulary and grammar

To get to my office, walk down the ..... and go left

1. lift
2. corridor
3. office
4. entrance

I think it's ______ that she has so much money.

1. stolen
2. suspicious
3. suspect
4. dishonest

An other word for toilet is .....

1. sink
2. tap
3. storey
4. lavatory

You can hardly stand up straight in the ________ .

1. attic
2. trail
3. basement
4. lavatory

This mirror will ________ your face by ten times.

1. magnify
2. point
3. investigate
4. fine

This_____will give your more information about your new school.

1. newspaper
2. trail
3. dictionary
4. leaflet

The police will give a short ______ about the arrest of the escaped prisoner.

1. offence
2. story
3. fame
4. statement

Police dogs are often used to follow the _____ of burglars and oher crimals.

1. sign
2. line
3. case
4. trail

This must be a ________. I didn't order all these pizzas.

1. crime scene
2. characteristic
3. misunderstanding
4. case

Never_____ your camera ___the sun. You will ruin it.

1. point on
2. point to
3. point in
4. point at

and now let's test grammar...

Explain the difference between past simple vs present perfect in your own words

present perfect
signaalwoorden

Past Simple or Present Perfect:
I ..... (to read) that book already, it's great!

1. have read
2. read
3. has read
4. reads

Past Simple vs Present Perfect:

In World War 2, people ..... (not - to have) much to eat.

1. have not had
2. didn't have
3. has not have
4. don't have

Past Simple vs. Present Perfect vs. Present Simple
___ you ___ (do) your French homework yet, Mary? – Yes Mum, I ___ (do) it last night.

Past Simple vs. Present Perfect
___ you ___ (walk) all the way home from last night's party?

Past Simple vs. Present Perfect
My grandfather still ___ (not tell) us the story of his youth.

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Homework

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BOTH

• Both betekent beide / allebei. 
  
• Je gebruikt both bij twee personen, dieren of dingen.
  
• Bij both staat het zelfstandig naamwoord in het meervoud.
  

Both burglars were taken to the police station.

Emma feeds both cats at the same time.

EACH

• Each betekent elke. 
  
• Je gebruikt each bij twee of meer pers., dieren of dingen.
  
• Bij each staat het zelfstandig naamwoord in het enkelvoud.
  

She wore bracelets on each arm.

The trainer gave each dog a treat.

ALL / EVERY / NONE

• All / every / none gebruik je bij 3 of meer personen, dieren of dingen.
• All betekent alle / allemaal. 
  
• Every betekent iedere.
• None betekent geen / niet één.

EACH vs EVERY

• Each  gebruik je om nadruk te leggen op individuele dingen.
• Every gebruik je om nadruk te leggen op het geheel. 

Each of the students received a prize. 

The detective knows every criminal in town.