H2 Repetition Week Chapter 3

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Revision: Chapter 3

Wanneer gebruik je de Present Perfect?

Finish the sentence with the present perfect:
She ... (live) there since she was born.

Finish the sentence with the present perfect:
I ... (be) to Spain twice already.

'since' en 'already' zijn signaalwoorden voor de Present Perfect.
Welke ken je nog? Tip: FYNE JAS

Test Yourself Theme 3

Check Stepping Stones > Planning

The boy was ... to find out if he'd won the first prize.

1. curious
2. insane
3. uncomfortable

I don't ... telling you to buy her such an expensive present.

1. beat
2. meet
3. remember

This is a great ... for a summer festival!

1. career
2. gem
3. venue

During the concert, they raised a lot of money for ...

1. department.
2. charity.
3. jobs.

He doesn't ... if he hurts his little sister.

1. care
2. continue
3. perform

She ... fell from her bike when a dog suddenly crossed the road.

1. constantly
2. mainly
3. nearly

What’s the word for: actors walk on it at the premiere.

What is the word for: a group of people who watch a band.

What is the word for:
What the audience does at the end of a song.

What is the word for: a particular lifestyle that rich people have.

Stones

Pick one of the two series.

Tell us why you would recommend it and give a description.

Write at least 5 sentences.

Use the Stones on page 172.

Grammar Adjectives (bijvoegelijke naamwoorden)

Je gebruikt bijvoeglijke naamwoorden om mensen of dingen te beschrijven. 

Een bijvoeglijk naamwoord geeft meer informatie over het zelfstandige naamwoord. Het staat meestal direct ??? het zelfstandig naamwoord.

• My parents have a blue car.
• He is going to a big party.
• She was a famous tennis player.

Grammar Adjectives (bijvoegelijke naamwoorden)

Soms staat het bijvoeglijke naamwoord achter het werkwoord. Dit is zo bij werkwoorden als: to be, become, appear, feel, look, seem, taste.

• Their garden is beautiful.
• The weather was terrible.
• The shoes became too small.
• The lion looked hungry.

Grammar

Do exercise 9a on page 189 or via Stepping Stones Online > Planning.

What's going well already?

What needs more practice?