Herhaling grammatica GPW4
Herhaling grammatica GPW4
To-do today!
If-sentences (conditionals)
Word order
Passive
Conjunctions
If-sentences
Arrange these sentences in order from (1) most likely to (3) least likely
If you [...] a lot of documentaries, you [...] smarter.
watch, will get
have watched, get
watched, get
watch, have been getting
If she [...] able to, she [...] you climb Mount Everest.
is, helps
was, would help
had been, had helped
is, would help
If you [...] water, you [...] ice.
freeze, might get
froze, would get
freeze, get
froze, got
If-sentences (conditionals)
0-conditional:
100% probability
Expresses general truths/scientific facts/rules
If you do not eat (PrS) you get hungry (PrS).
First conditional
High probability
Expresses probably events in the future/likely outcomes
If we play (PrS) against Scotland, we will win (FutS).
If we leave now (PrS), we might be (modal clause) on time.
If-sentences (conditionals)
Second conditional:
Low probability
Expresses an unlikely or impossible outcome
If I was (PS) home, I would watch TV.
Would/might/could + verb!
Word order
Arrange this sentence in the correct order.
Arrange this sentence in the correct order.
Arrange this sentence in the correct order.
Arrange this sentence in the correct order.
Word order - adverbs
Adverbs komen:
Vóór een adjective of andere adverb
Harry Styles is an extremely famous singer.
He sings really well.
Vóór het hoofdwerkwoord
I regularly watch movies in the theatre.
The teacher could hardly believe what the student wrote down.
MAAR!
Ná een vorm van to be!
I am truly sorry!
Harry Styles is extremely famous.
Word order - place before time
Staat er in een zin zowel een plaatsbepaling als een tijdsbepaling?
Plaatsbepaling: Edinburgh - at school - at H&M
Tijdsbepaling: last year - this morning - ages ago
Dan komt de plaats voor de tijd!
I visited Edinburgh - last year.
I saw the teacher at school - this morning.
I bought this skirt at H&M - ages ago.
Passive sentences
Make passive: I fed the cat.
Make passive: The audience is watching a movie.
Make passive: The police has notified the public.
Passives
Use: when it is more important that something is being done (not who does it)
How to form it:
Form of to be - tense matches that of the main verb in the active sentence
Past participle of the main verb
Object of active sentence becomes subject in the passive
Example:
The boy [kicks] [the football] -> [The football] [is] [kicked] by the boy
I [saw] [the bird] -> [The bird] [was] [seen] by me
How are you feeling about the grammar for the GPW?
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if-sentences
word order
passives
multiple/all of these
none of these
Conjunctions - Blooket!