Week 42 Herhalingsweek

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome Havo 3

Good morning!

phone in your zakkie

workbook + laptop in front of you

jacket off + bag on the ground

join lessonup

Plan & goals

1: At the end of this class, you will have practiced for PTO1 

2: At the end of this class, you will have asked about any unclarities for PTO1 

Make sure to practice with 2 reading and 2 listening exercises in holmwoods per week!!

*Leerdoelen zijn RTTI geformuleerd (in leerlingentaal).

PTO1

PTO1 will be in testfox as usual. 

Make sure to bring headphones this time since you will get a listening exercise. 

Besides listening, you get vocabulary/stones/grammar/reading. 

Go to testfox right now to check if you can work in the examenmodus. 

questions & negations

 in past and present 

Grammar & stones quiz

(to find - you).......... your favourite book yesterday?

(to finish - Paul and Ann).......... their sandwich?

Turn the sentence into a negation:
The president has said sorry for the situation.

Turn the sentence into a question:
Dad is going to pick up a newspaper at the shop.

questions and negations - present

- 3 rules for making questions and negations in the present

- 1: to be/auxiliary verbs (can/could/should/must/may) are put at the beginning of a sentence for questions: Can I use the bathroom?

- 2: to be/auxiliary verbs + not to make a negation: I cannot use the bathroom. 

-3: for any other verb you use "to do" for questions: I like swimming - Do you like swimming?

- 4: for any other verb you use "to do" for negations: I like swimming - I do not like swimming 

questions and negations - past simple

- 3 rules for making questions and negations in the past 

- 1: was/were and auxiliary verbs are put at the beginning of a sentence: I was late for the party - Was I late for the party?

- 2: was/were and auxiliary verbs + not for negations: I was late for the party - I was not late for the party. 

- 3: for all other verbs  you use "did" in the past for questions: I enjoyed reading that book - Did you enjoy reading that book?

- 4: for all other verbs you use "did" combined with not for negations: I enjoyed reading that book - I did not enjoy reading that book. 

It is never easy (to drive) back home after the holidays.

1. to drive
2. driving

He missed (to have) his grandmother around.

1. having
2. to have

..............I look I can see flowers

1. everywhere
2. anywhere

I don't think...................is home yet.

1. anybody
2. somebody

Can you do..................to help me?

1. anything
2. something

School starts...............9 AM each morning.

1. on
2. at
3. in

I have lived.............that street my whole life and never saw something like this.

1. on
2. at
3. in

You need to pick up your bags..................airport.

1. on
2. at
3. in

Zet de volgende actieve zinnen om naar de passive:
My grandmother was making a delicious dish for the guest.

Zet de volgende actieve zinnen om naar de passive: The neighbour had painted the walls green.

Translate: Ben je naar iets interessants geweest?

Make a past perfect:
We..........(to eat) dinner when the rain started.

Make a past perfect: She..........(to put) her phone away when the film started.

Gerund or to infinitive?

• learn the specific verbs by heart on p. 235 after which you use a gerund
• to infinitive is used in 3 cases: 

1. after certain verbs (p. 235)
2. after the object (lijdend voorwerp) of the sentence: I told her to stop doing that. 
3. after adjectives that express opinion: It is not nice to punch someone. 

An exception to these rules is: to love (you can either use a to infinitve OR gerund) 

compounds 

gerunds & to + infinitive

Blooket

Blooket 

Go to: play.blooket.com