second conditionals + adverb recap

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           Second conditional

  

What was the first conditional again?

1. If + would
2. Will + would
3. If + was
4. If + will

A correct example of the first conditional is..

1. If I started eating healthy, I would lose weight.
2. If he doesn't go to bed early, he won't be well rested tomorrow.
3. I could start playing the guitar if I had a guitar.
4. If it rains, he goes to work by car.

Second Conditional

Conditionals

• Second conditional

 

if	then
past simple	would + infinitive (hele ww)
If I won the lottery,	I would buy a car.

Second conditional

The second conditional

We form the second conditional with

1. if + past simple, would + infinitive
2. if + present simple, would + past tense
3. If + past perfect, would + infinitive
4. If + past simple, would + past simple

A correct example of the second conditional is..

1. If she went to the police sooner, the thief had been caught.
2. The house smells good if my mom bakes a cake.
3. If I had a dog, I would walk in the park every day.
4. The house would smell good if my mom bakes a cake.

I’d definitely ask her for an autograph if I __________ (see) Shakira in the supermarket!

1. saw
2. had seen
3. would see
4. see

If I saw a UFO, I ___________ (take) a photo!

1. take
2. took
3. would take
4. would have taken

Second conditional:
If we .... (live) in Mexico, I ...... (speak) Spanish.

1. Lives / would speak
2. Lived / would speak
3. Lived / 'd speak
4. Live / would speak

Second Conditional.
If Julie....(like) chocolate, I ....(give) her some.

second conditional
If he ____(be) younger, he ____ (eat) more.

second conditional
She ______ (pass) her exam if she _______(study) more.

second conditional
She ____ (be) happier if she _____ (have) more friends.

second conditional
We (come) to dinner if we (have) time.

First & Second Conditional

First vs. second conditional

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word order + adverbs of frequency/manner

Tijd (wanneer) kan ook aan het begin van de zin:
voor extra nadruk.

Types of adverbs

• Adverbs of frequency (hoe vaak)
• Adverbs of degree (in welke mate)
• Adverbs of manner (hoe)
• Adverbs of place (waar of waarheen)
• Adverbs of time (wanneer)

Shall we meet at 4pm on Monday?

Voorbeeld

Keith       watches           television     in his room      at bedtime.

Wie    -         doet        -          wat        -         waar       -           wanneer.

wie

doet

wat

waar

wanneer

The parents

bring

to football training

every Sunday

their son

Choose the sentence with the correct word order.

1. Doesn't she go in the weekends out?
2. Doesn't she go out in the weekends?

Choose the sentence with the correct word order.

1. He swims every day in the canal.
2. He swims in the canal every day.

Correct word order:
Billy / to his friend /
five minutes ago / went

1. Billy went to his friend five minutes ago
2. Billy went five minutes ago to his friend
3. Billy five minutes ago went to his friend.
4. Five minutes ago Billy went to his friend

Correct word order:
her / in town / yesterday / I / met

1. I met her in town yesterday.
2. I met her yesterday in town.
3. I yesterday met her in town.
4. I met yesterday her in town.

Choose the sentence with the correct word order.

1. My sister got married last year.
2. my sister got Last yearmarried.
3. My sister last year got married.

Adverbs of frequency

woorden die aangeven hoe vaak je iets doet

Waar staan deze woorden in een zin?

De bijwoorden van frequentie 

(bv. always, usually, regurlarly, sometimes, rarely, seldom, never) staan voor het werkwoord.

Behalve .............

Bij het werkwoord : to be

Am/ is/ are/ was/ were zetten 

we het bijwoord  achter het werkwoord

He is never late

She was always happy

Adverbs of manner

Geven aan hoe iets gebeurd.

Hoe? Bijvoegelijk naamwoord + ly (meestal)

Waar?  Voor het bijvoegelijk naamwoord, bijwoord of hoofdwerkwoord, aan het eind van den zin

That is a very nice guy.

He reads really quickly.

He awkwardly sat next to each other.

The mechanic work hard

Adverbs of degree

Examples: very, almost, just, incredibly en terribly

1. vóór het woord waarover ze iets zeggen:

That is really kind of you!

You are driving terribly fast

Correct word order:
summer / we / here / are / in / usually

1. Usually we are here in summer.
2. We usually are here in summer.
3. We are usually in summer here.
4. We are usually here in summer.

Choose the sentence with the correct word order.

1. We are never in a position to complain.
2. We never are in a position to complain.

Choose the sentence with the correct word order.

1. Have ever you read a novel by J.R.R. Tolkien?
2. Have you read ever a novel by J.R.R. Tolkien?
3. Have you read a novel by J.R.R. Tolkien ever?
4. Have you ever read a novel by J.R.R. Tolkien?

Choose the sentence with the correct word order.

1. Who gives never a straight answer?
2. Who gives a straight answer never?
3. Who never gives a straight answer?
4. Who gives a straight never answer?

Correct word order:
summer / we / here / are / in / usually

1. Usually we are here in summer.
2. We usually are here in summer.
3. We are usually in summer here.
4. We are usually here in summer.

Choose the sentence with the correct word order.

1. They often go out at the weekends.
2. They go often out at the weekends.

Zet in de correcte Engelse woord volgorde:

1

2

3

4

5

wie

doet

wat

waar

wanneer

in the garden / Peter / yesterday / worked

always / I / visit/ my grandmother / on Fridays /

this weekend / to go / do you want / to the cinema / ?

is / my brother / mostly / out in the sun

my parents / next week / won't go / probably / to work

always / in the weekend / watches TV / my little brother