H3B SS7 PTO2 Recap 3

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome H3B

Week 11 - Lesson 3

Grammar/ Vocab recap

Today's class

At the end of this class I...

• ... can use modals and quantifiers correctly.
• ... I remember (most of) the words from chapter 4.
• ... can use these words correctly.

Reminder: Book assignment

Read your book!

• Creative assignment: 13 january @ 23.59 o'clock
• Where can I find it? Magister - Opdrachten - 'Book assignment'
• Where do I have to hand it in? Magister - Opdrachten - 'Book assignment'

Overview PTO2

What do I need to learn?

• Samenvatting in teams
• Chapter 3 & 4

Reminder!!!!!!!

Deadline PO creative assignment 13 january @23.59 o'clock

Grammar I

Modals & negations

Types of Modals: 1

Can (not) = kunnen
Could (not) = zou kunnen (en beleefde vragen)
"I can't come to your party" & "Could you help me out?"

May (not) = mogen 
Might (not) = zou mogen (en beleefde vragen)
"You may come to my party." & "I might be able to come."

Types of Modals: 2

Should (not) / ought (not) to = zou (eigenlijk) moeten, vooral bij advies/afraden
Must (not) = moeten (als je zelf vindt dat iets moet)
(don't / doesn't) Have to = moeten (als iemand anders vindt dat iets moet)

"I must finish this book this afternoon."
"You have to be on time tomorrow." 
"You should really pay more attention in class."

Let's practice!

Write down the correct modal.

Use a negation where necessary.

Welke modal gebruik je als iets MOET (geen keuze)?

1. have to
2. should
3. must
4. could

Welke modal gebruik je in beleefdheidsvorm?

1. Can
2. Could
3. Am allowed to
4. None of the above

We ____________________ (not) allow anyone to cross that old bridge!

Mitch always ____________ be at work at 8 o’clock.

I __________________ (not) eat so much ice cream, but I can’t give it up.

It's cold today. Do you think it ______ snow?

Mum says we ____ watch TV after we've finished our homework.

This is impossible. It _____ be a mistake!

Grammar II

Qunatifiers

Quantifiers

Give information about the number of things or persons. 

Both used for two things or persons and is followed by a plural noun. 

Both my shoes were wet.           Both students talked too much during Ms Howes's grammar instruction.

Neither means 'none' and either means 'any of the two'.  Both are used to talk about two things or people. They are followed by a singular noun. 

Neither option works for me actually.             Either flavor ice cream will do. 

Each and every mean 'all individuals of a group'. They are followed by a singular noun. 

Each= 2 or more     every = 3 or more

Each mountaineer has her own challenge.             Every cat is different.

All means 'the whole group'and is followed by a plural noun. 

No means 'not one'and is followed by a singular noun. 

All my friends are going to be there!             No player did well. 

Quantifiers

Some quantifiers go before a singular noun some before a plural. Match accordingly.

___________ cookie has sugar.

___________ cookies have sugar.

Each

Every

Neither

Either

No

All

Both

We saw ...... girls yesterday.

1. Both
2. Each
3. Every
4. All

...... mountain is easy to climb.

1. All
2. Either
3. No
4. Both

I tried to take two selfies and ...... selfie were not to my liking.

........ of the criminals in the gang confessed to the crime.

It will be crowded, ....... my classmates will be at the party.

I go fishing ..... weekend.

Homework

Do:

- Work on your book assignment.

- Study for the PTO2

Study:

- Vocabulary chapter 4 (p. 46/47), NOT F & G