GRAMMAR & VOCAB LESSON 1 - 2 - 3

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• Leerjaar 2

English 1D
09/08/22

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Planning

1. Lesson Goals

2. Homework
3. GRAMMAR (!!!!)
4. Practice grammar & vocab

Lesson Goals:

You can explain and use question words

You can explain and use personal and possessive pronouns

You can use the correct form of to be

You can use the words in vocabulary 1

Question words (Vraagwoorden)

Most important ones: 5 W's and 1H, You can usually find them at the start of a sentence:

Who	Wie	Who is that woman?
What	Wat	What are your hobbies?
When	Wanneer	When is your football training?
Where	Waar	Where do you live?
Why	Waarom	Why are they laughing?
How	Hoe	How did you do that?

Other question words

What you use in a broad way, unlimited, (no specific sport, icecream, etc.)
Which you use when you are more specific, limited choices

Whose	Wiens/Van wie	Whose dog is that?
Which	Welke	Which of these colours do you like most?
What	Welke	What sports do you like?
Which	Welke	Which icecream do you like more, Magnum or Ben & Jerry's?

Personal pronouns (persoonlijke voornaamwoorden) 

When the personal pronoun is the subject (onderwerp) in a sentence: (Who / What "verb")

I	Ik	I am a teacher
You	Jij	You are a nice person
He/She/It	Hij/Zij/Het	He/She/It is rich
We	Wij	We are friends
You	Jullie	You are my best friends
They	Zij	They are amazing

Personal pronouns (persoonlijke voornaamwoorden) 

When the personal pronoun is NOT the subject (onderwerp) in a sentence:

Me	Me/Mij	Give that back to me !
You	Je/Jou	They can help you
Him/Her/It	Hem/Haar/Het	Stop talking to him/her/it !
Us	Ons	Could you please show that to us
You	Jullie	I would like to thank you all
Them	Ze	Nice shoes! I love them .

Possessive pronouns (bezittelijke voornaamwoorden) -- wanneer je over bezit (wat van wie is) praat

Bijvoeglijk	( voor zelfstandig naamwoord )		Zelfstandig	Alleen, zonder zelfst. nw
My	Mijn	That is my glass	Mine	Van mij	That is mine
Your	Jouw	That is your book	Yours	van jouw	That is yours
his/her/its	Zijn/haar/van het	That is his/her/its toy	His/hers	van hem/van haar	That is his/hers
Our	Ons/onze	This is our room	Ours	Van ons	This is ours
Your	Jullie	This is your office	Yours	Van jullie	This is yours
Their	Hun/Hen	That is their car	Theirs	Van hen	That cat is theirs

TO BE

	To be	Verkort	Ontkenning	Verkort
I	am	I' m	I am not	I' m not
You	are	you' re	You are not	You' re not
He/She/It	is	He' s , She' s , It' s ** LET OP GEEN ITS**	He/She/It is not	He/She/It isn't
We	are	We' re	We are not	We aren't
You	are	you 're	You are not	You aren't
They	are	they 're	They are not	They aren't

1 - Fill in the right question word

Pick from: who - what - when - where - why - how - whose - which

A. ... does she come from? Sweden?
B. ... is coming to your birthday party tomorrow?
C. ... are you feeling today? 
D. ... pizza do you want? Cheese or pepperoni?
E. ... were you not at volleyball training?
F. ... is your guitarlesson?
G. ... are you writing?
H. ... phone is this?

2 - Extra practice what/which

A. ... colours are your favourites?
B. ... phone is yours? The black or the white one?
C. ... shoes do you like most? These boots or those trainers?
D. ... foods do you like?

3 - Personal pronouns

Fill in the right personal pronoun (I, you, he/she/it, OR me, you, him/her/it etc.)

A. They are always laughing, everything is funny to ...
B. Susan never calls, ... uses whatsapp instead.
C. Hey you, do ... want to play a game tomorrow?
D. Please tell us! ... want to know everything!
E. Footballers make soooo much money. ... are very rich.
F. I can't stand it. It makes ... sick.
G. My sister is so mean, I can't tell ... anything.

4 - Possessive pronouns

Fill in the right possessive pronoun (my, your, his/her/its, OR mine, yours, his/hers, etc.)

A. I baked cookies for myself. Those cookies are ...
B. You are better than me. I need ... help
C. He writes like that! That is ... handwriting
D. They bought it ages ago. The house is ...
E. They bought it ages ago. That is ... house. 
F. This car is ...
G. This is ... car
H. Hey wait, you guys forgot this. I think this is ... 
 

5 - Correct form of to be

A. You ... a genius!
B. How ... you today?
C. ... he good enough to win this?
D. Where ... my dictionairy?
E. I ... in love with him.
F. They ... very fast.

VOCABULARY

Use the vocabulary from lesson 1 in your book (p. 9)

Where I live is called my ...

To work somewhere is called having a ...

The first time you meet someone it's important you ...

The most important city in a country is called the ...

Surprising

1. Verrassend
2. Verbazend
3. Grappig
4. Mooi

Place of birth

1. Woonplaats
2. Ziekenhuis
3. Huis
4. Geboorteplaats

Fill in the gaps!  Assignment 6

Writer - guidebook - age - British - strangers - surprising - city - to meet - country - fairytale

A. I really like meeting new people: I'm not afraid of ...
B. Caroline is a big fan of J.K. Rowling, she would love ... her sometime.
C. He says he's from Great Britain, so he's ...
D. Roald Dahl is a famous ... known for his funny stories
E. Fantasy stories contain a lot of ... events that do not happen in real life.
F. She's from the Netherlands, a ... in the north of Europe

Opposites - Assignment 4

Fill in the opposite (tegenovergestelde), use the word list

1. Formal 
2. Boring (saai)
3. Countryside (platteland)
4. To start 

Heer

1. Sir
2. Guy
3. Gentleman
4. Dude

Vaardigheid

1. Skill
2. Play
3. Fahrenheit
4. Finish

Anders

1. Difference
2. Day-to-day
3. Change
4. Different

Reisgids

1. Travelbook
2. Guidebook
3. Guidegids
4. Travelstory

If you made it to here, WELL DONE!!