2D - recap unit 6 + catch up

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recap grammar unit 6

present perfect

present simple

present continuous

questions and negations

comparison

possessive

irr. verbs

Which option is correct?

1. Have you saw a cat?
2. Did you seen a cat?
3. Have you seen a cat?

Which option is correct?

1. Do they liked them a lot?
2. Did they liked them a lot?
3. Do they like them a lot?

Which option is correct?

1. Yesterday they have bought a car.
2. They have bought a car yesterday.
3. Bought they a car yesterday?
4. Have they bought a car?

Which option is correct?

1. They've gaming since this morning.
2. They're gaming since this morning.
3. They gamed since this morning.
4. They've gamed since this morning.

which sentence is in the present continuous?

1. He always complains about the tests.
2. He has complained about the tests.
3. He's complaining about the tests.
4. He was complaining about the tests.

Which sentence is NOT present simple.

1. Does he like ice cream?
2. We don't like ice cream.
3. We like ice cream.
4. We're liking ice cream a lot!

present simple	present continuous
- always/ never/ regular - facts/ habits * verb / verb+s ? do/ does + verb - don't/ doesn't + verb	- happening right now - NL woord continu = dus nu bezig * to be + verb+ing - important who, so do you need am/ is/ are

present perfect

* start in past, but still effect in present

* or not important when exactly it happened. 

to have + verb 3

- has/ have

- past participle (voltooid deelwoord)

- regular verbs = ~ed

- irregular verbs = own form, you need to learn them

questions and negations (negatives)

- kijk of er hulpww in de zin staan, zoals to be/ can/ will/ shall/ to have/ must etc

- dit ww komt dan vooraan of krijgt not/ n't 

* Can you help me? 

* we mustn't shout. 

* Haven't they said that before? 

Niet? Dan to do: He likes me < > Does he like me?

wat krijgt strong...

1. ~er / ~est
2. more / most

wat gebeurt er met easy...

1. ~er / ~est
2. ~ier / ~iest
3. more / most

wat krijgt safe

1. ~er / ~est
2. ~r / ~st
3. more /most

wat krijgt expensive...

1. ~r/ ~st
2. ~er/ ~est
3. more / most

vergelijken/ comparison

* korte woorden krijgen ~er / ~est (rich/ richer/ richest)

* of ~r/ ~st als het woord al op een e eindigt (safe/ safer/ safest)

- soms dubbelt de laatste letter zoals bij big- bigger- biggest

- lange woorden krijgen more / most

be aware....

er/ est voor woorden op: 

* er =  clever/ cleverer/ cleverest

* ow = yellow/ yellower/ yellowes

* some = handsome/ handsomer/ handsomest

old habits

* gewoontes in het verleden

* used to + verb

* always the same

- I used to swim every Sunday. 

- He used to game a lot.

- We used to visit granny every weekend. 

welke optie is NIET correct?

1. Jesse's cat.
2. Jess's cat
3. Jeany's cat
4. Jess' cat

welke optie is NIET correct:

1. My parents's car
2. My parents' car
3. My parent's car

welke optie is NIET correct:

1. the children's toys.
2. the teachers's coffee room
3. women's clothes
4. woman's clothes

possessives (bezit) 

regel: 

altijd 's behalve bij woorden in meervoud op een s

dan alleen ' 

don't forget 

revise for test unit 6

Thursday 11 th June at 9.45