Wk 13 Les 3 - Grammar possesives - Much and many

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

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Possessive

What is the difference?

Possessive (bezit)

mensen, dieren, land of organisatie

enkelvoud

meervouden die niet op een-s eindigen

Bij uitdrukkingen van tijd

Lucas's iPad.

The cat's whiskers.

Men's clothing.

's

Possessive (bezit)

meervouden die op -s eindigen

My parents' car. (mum and dad)

His siblings' hobby.

'

Possessive (bezit)

dingen of geografische namen

The roof of the house.

The capital of England.

of

Sarah is Emily____ aunt.

1. 's
2. s'
3. s

These are our _______
cats. (friends)

1. friend's
2. friends'
3. friends

Let's meet at _____
for lunch. (Giovanni)

1. Giovannis
2. Giovannis'
3. Giovanni's

_______ and ______
bags are black. (Jack – Joe)

1. Jack's / Joe's
2. Jack / Joe's
3. Jack / Joes
4. Jack's / Joe

Which is correct?

1. The name of the ship
2. The ship's name

Which is correct?

1. England's capital
2. The capital of England

Grammar: Much and many

Many kisses and much love.

much and many

much = veel
many = veel
Wanneer gebruiken we much en wanneer many?

Kijk naar de voorbeelden

wat zou de regel kunnen zijn?

I don't have much money.
How many friends do you have?
He has got many books.
They drink much coffee.

de regel

Much gebruik je voor "uncountable" nouns = znw die geen meervoud hebben bv money
Many gebruik je voor "countable"nouns = znw die een meervoud hebben bv coins

I have got ...................................sisters.

1. MANY
2. MUCH

There is .........................wind today.

1. MANY
2. MUCH

This city has ... beautiful buildings.

1. much
2. many

I don't have ....... friends.

1. much
2. many

3. There isn't .... space left.

1. much
2. many