HV2 recap unit 3-4

HV2 recap unit 3-4

Vocab

Future

Present Simple vs Present Continuous

Quantifiers


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HV2 recap unit 3-4

Vocab

Future

Present Simple vs Present Continuous

Quantifiers


2 parts

Part 1:

Vocab unit 3

Future Tense


Part 2:

Vocab unit 4

Present Simple vs Present Continuous

Quantifiers


Wat is de vertaling van 'examine'?

A

financieel

B

onderzoeken

C

meubilair

D

prachtig

What is the Dutch word for 'solution'?

A

uitdaging

B

tandenborstel

C

oplossing

D

ruimte

Wat betekent 'gorgeous' in het Nederlands?

A

prachtig

B

dankbaar

C

irritant

D

baan

Wat is de Nederlandse vertaling van 'job'?

A

baan

B

financieel

C

onderzoeken

D

prachtig

Voeg hier je vraag toe

A

Answer A

B

Answer B

C

Answer C

D

Answer D

What is the English translation of 'egoïstisch'?

A

broke

B

wealth

C

selfish

D

talented

What does 'oplossen' mean in English?

A

solve (to)

B

taste

C

blut

D

bank account

How do you say 'getalenteerd' in English?

A

selfish

B

talented

C

wealth

D

broke

What is the English word for 'smaak'?

A

egoïstisch

B

bank account

C

taste

D

blut

Future tense

FUTURE WILL/SHALL

FUTURE GOING TO

Spontaan

Gepland


Niet gepland

Vrijwel zeker

Fill in the right FUTURE TENSE

  1. I forgot my homework! Don’t worry, I will bring it tomorrow.

  2. We already bought the tickets, so we are going to visit London next month.

  3. I have planned everything, so I am going to start the project next week.

  4. She is not going to call you tonight, because she is very busy.

  5. Look at those clouds! It is going to rain soon.

  6. Will you help me with this exercise? I don’t understand it.

  7. We are not going to have a party this weekend, we already decided that.

  8. I’m bored. Shall we watch a movie?

will
are going to
am going to
is not going to
is going to
Will
are not going to
Shall

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HV2 recap unit 3-4

Vocab

Future

Present Simple vs Present Continuous

Quantifiers


2 parts

Part 1:

Vocab unit 3

Future Tense


Part 2:

Vocab unit 4

Present Simple vs Present Continuous

Quantifiers


What does 'ruimtevaartuig' mean in English?

A

toothbrush

B

challenge

C

tiny

D

spacecraft

What does 'eigenlijk' mean in English?

A

challenge

B

tiny

C

ruimtevaartuig

D

basically

What is the Dutch translation of 'accurately'?

A

achteruit

B

doorbraak

C

blijkbaar

D

nauwkeurig

How do you say 'backwards' in Dutch?

A

vastgespen

B

blijkbaar

C

doorbraak

D

achteruit

What is the Dutch word for 'breakthrough'?

A

nauwkeurig

B

vastgespen

C

doorbraak

D

achteruit

What does 'buckle' mean in Dutch?

A

blijkbaar

B

achteruit

C

doorbraak

D

vastgespen

Type everything you know about the Present Simple

Type everything you know about the Present Continuous

Present vs Present

Present Simple

Present Continuous

Feiten & Gewoontes

am/are/is + ww+ ing

Nu aan de gang

ww+s/do/don't/does/doesn't

Fill in SIMPLE or CONTINUOUS

  1. I eat (eat) breakfast every day.

  2. She is not watching (not watch) TV at the moment.

  3. Do you play (play) football every week?

  4. We are working (work) on a project right now.

  5. He does not drink (not drink) coffee in the morning.

  6. Is she talking (talk) to her friend right now?

  7. They go (go) to school by bike every day.

  8. I am not studying (not study) right now.

  9. Do they watch (watch) TV every evening?

  10. He is running (run) in the park at the moment.

eat
is not watching
Do you play
are working
does not drink
Is she talking
go
am not studying
Do they watch
is running
am eating
watches
are you playing
work
is not drinking
Does she talk
are going
study
are they watching
runs

Quantifiers

Telbaar

Ontelbaar

Much

Many

A little/little

A few/few

Quantifiers

  1. There isn’t much (veel) milk left in the fridge.

  2. There are many (veel) apples on the table.

  3. She has few (weinig) friends, so she feels a bit lonely.

  4. We have a little (een beetje) sugar, but not enough for a cake.

  5. I have little (weinig) money, so I can’t buy it.

  6. There are only a few (een paar) students in the classroom today.

much
many
few
a little
little
a few

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