Recap chapter 13

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Chapter 13 recap

Doubling of consonants 

Conditional clauses

Pitfalls

Grammar

Doubling of consonants 

Consonants are:

1. Klinkers
2. Medeklinkers

What are consonants?

1. a,e,i,o,u
2. b,f,g,n,c,r

If the verb ends in a consonant, you....

Run ---> ?

1. Double the consonant --> Running
2. ONLY add -ing --> Runing

exception:
race => racing
What do you do?

1. add -ing
2. double the consonant and add -ing
3. drop e and add -ing
4. el => lling

exception:
travel => travelling
What do you do?

1. add -ing
2. double the consonant and add -ing
3. drop e and add -ing
4. el => lling

Zet de bijvoeglijke naamwoorden in de vergrotende en de overtreffende trap. 

Example: big - bigger- biggest

Wet

Cool

Dark

0 conditional?

1st conditional?

2nd conditional?

Which

conditional?

ZERO CONDITIONAL: Complete the sentence.

If babies are hungry, they ...

1. cries
2. cried
3. crying
4. cry

Second conditional. Complete the sentence:
If you ..... (do) more exercise, you would feel better.

1. do
2. did
3. would do
4. will do

Real conditionals:
Ice melts if you heat it

1. zero conditional
2. first conditional

First conditional:
If he ..... (sing) that song again, we ..... (sing) along.

1. sings / will singing
2. sing / will sing
3. sings / will sing
4. sang / will sing

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

First conditional:
If we ..... (eat) all this cake, we ..... (feel) sick.

1. eat / will feel
2. ate / will feel
3. will eat / feel
4. will eat / will feel

The second conditional is made using . . .

1. if + present simple, present simple
2. if + past simple, past simple
3. if + past simple, would + bare infinitive
4. would + present simple, bare infinitive

Pitfalls (valkuilen)

too - to - too
I forgot the milk. I have ... go ... the supermarket again.

1. to / to
2. to / too
3. too / two
4. two / to

too - to - two
We want ... buy that Christmas tree and those ... smaller ones ... .

1. to / too / to
2. to / two / too
3. too / two / to
4. two / to /too

your - you're
... damaging ... phone when you drop it.

1. Your / you're
2. You're / you're
3. Your / your
4. You're / your

Your / you're

1. I like your earrings.
2. I like you're earrings.

There was a ...................... flying by on her broomstick.

1. which
2. witch
3. with

which - witch - with
... lady is the customer ... the complaint?

1. witch / which
2. which / witch
3. which / with
4. with / which

When you multiply a number by 5 and (than / then) by 2, it is the same as multiplying by 10.

1. than
2. then

Is the Eiffel Tower taller (than / then) the Domtoren?

1. than
2. then

Is (their / there / they’re) anything they can do?

1. their
2. there
3. they're

their - there - they're
Why is ... a police car in front of ... school?

1. They're / there
2. There / their
3. Their / there
4. Their / there

its - it's
I think ... difficult to rollerskate.

1. its
2. it's

Your special gift is on (it’s / its) way.

1. it's
2. its

where - were - we're
Did you know ... they ... hiding?

1. where / we're
2. were / where
3. we're / were
4. where / were

................excited to tell everyone the big news!

1. We're
2. Were
3. Where

loose - lose
Please don't ... those ... parts!

1. loose / lose
2. lose / loose
3. loose / loose
4. lose / lose

Chapter 13 test

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