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• Leerjaar 1

Thursday

May the 8th

Grab workbook and Chromebook

Today

• Check homework
• Grammar
• Phrases
• Work by yourself 

Check homework

p. 79

Ex. 44 p. 79

Ex. 44 p. 79

Ex. 45 p. 79

Grammar

Adverbs

possesive / 's or s'

Place of adverb

Adverb = bijwoord

voor het woord waar het iets over zegt

He never walks to school.

She always eats crackers during break.

Place of adverb

Na een vorm van to be

She is always late.

We are never on time.

adverbs zijn:

1. zelfstandige naamwoorden
2. bijvoeglijke naamwoorden
3. bijwoorden
4. werkwoorden

In which sentence is correct?

1. My friend and I often are funny.
2. My friend and I are often funny.
3. My friend and I are funny often.
4. My friend often and I are funny.

Which sentence is correct?

1. James sleeps usually at 8.
2. James sleeps at usually 8.
3. James usually sleeps at 8.
4. James usually at 8 sleeps.

Kies de adverb:
She never wears make up.

Kies de adverb:
He is always so happy.

Kies de adverb:
We often eat potatoes at dinner.

Place the adverb correctly.
You play football at night. (always)

Place the adverb correctly.
I am wrong. (never)

Possessives

Bezit

's of ' achter een woord dat aangeeft van wie

Possessive

Peter's rabbit

John's friend

Girls' pets

Teachers' room

Children's room

Which possesive is written correctly?

1. My brothers house is a mess.
2. My brother's house is a mess.
3. My brothers' house is a mess.
4. My brother-s house is a mess.

Possesive
Carly.... eyeshadow

1. 's
2. '
3. of

Tim.......... dog

1. s
2. 's
3. '
4. niks

My friend.............. bottle.

1. s
2. 's
3. '
4. niks

Thomas.......... shoes

1. s
2. 's
3. '
4. niks

The laptop.......... keyboard

The policemen.............. hat

girls......... bedroom

Make a possesive:
My ________ (mother) coat.

Phrases 5.4

week. - train - a - I - times - three

Vertaal:
I train three times a week.

the - kick - You - to - into - goal. - have - ball - the

Vertaal:
You have to kick the ball into the goal.

you - a - Could - slower - speak - please? - little

Vertaal:
Could you speak a little slower please?

Work by yourself

What:

• Unit 5 lesson 4
• Ex. 47 - 53 p. 80

Homework for Monday