What do you remember?

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 1

What do you remember?

When is the present simple used?

1. When something happened in the past.
2. When somethings happens regularly, sometimes or never.
3. When something is going to happen.
4. When something is taking place now.

Which sentence is in the correct form of the present simple?

1. I was walking to school.
2. I am talking to her on the phone right now.
3. I never eat breakfast in the morning.

Present simple
I never ....... (to wear) this dress to school.

1. wear
2. wears

Present simple
He ...... (to visit) us every summer.

1. visit
2. visits

Present simple
We often ........... (to talk) about or holiday.

1. talk
2. talks

my, your, our, their, her, his, its are called...................

1. personal pronouns
2. object pronouns
3. possessive adjectives
4. possessive pronouns

Possessive adjectives:
Roy is wearing _______ coat because it's cold.

1. its
2. his
3. our
4. your

Possessive adjectives:
They live with ... parents in Amsterdam.

1. its
2. their
3. our
4. your

Possessive adjectives:
My mom is working on _______ computer now.

1. its
2. his
3. her
4. your

Possessive adjectives:
She rides ... bike often.

1. his
2. her
3. their
4. our

This / That / These / Those

1. This computer here is much slower than the one over there.
2. That computer here is much slower than the one over there.
3. These computer here is much slower than the one over there.
4. Those computer here is much slower than the one over there.

This / That / These / Those

1. Could we go to this building over there?
2. Could we go to that building over there?
3. Could we go to these building over there?
4. Could we go to those building over there?

This / That / These / Those

1. Look at this birds on the roof there!
2. Look at that birds on the roof there!
3. Look at these birds on the roof there!
4. Look at those birds on the roof there!

This / That / These/ Those

1. This students over there are lost.
2. That students over there are lost.
3. These students over there are lost.
4. Those students over there are lost.

This / That / These/ Those

1. This pencil here looks sharp
2. That pencil here looks sharp
3. These pencil here looks sharp
4. Those pencil here looks sharp

This / That / These/ Those

1. This clown over there looks creepy.
2. That clown over there looks creepy.
3. These clown over there looks creepy.
4. Those clown over there looks creepy.

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