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1 questions & negations
2 Are tigers dangerous animals? Is a tiger a carnivore? Can a tiger weigh more than 1,000 pounds? Should you be careful when you see a tiger? Do you have a tiger at home? Does a tiger take care of its cubs?
3 Are tigers dangerous animals? Is a tiger a carnivore? Can a tiger weigh more than 1,000 pounds? Should you be careful when you see a tiger? Do you have a tiger at home? Does a tiger take care of its cubs?
4 Hulpwerkwoorden: can could will would shall should may might must En voor TO BE gelden ook onderstaande regels.
5 Hulpwerkwoorden: can could will would shall should may might must En voor TO BE gelden ook onderstaande regels. Vragen en ontkenningen met hulpwerkwoorden is net zoals in het Nederlands: Vragen Jullie willen dat voor me doen. Willen jullie dat voor me doen? You would do that for me. Would you do that for me? Ontkenningen Ze kan heel goed poker spelen. Ze kan niet heel goed poker spelen. She can play poker really well. She cannot/can t play poker really well?
6 EXERCISE 1: Turn these sentences into questions (?) and negations (-) 1 My cousin should be able to return the DVD this afternoon. (-) 2 We are friends since primary school. (?) 3 He must do the extra assignments to get a sufficient grade. (?) 4 We will be there before you. (-) 5 I can come by later tonight to see if I can help. (?)
7 EXERCISE 1: Turn these sentences into questions (?) and negations (-) 1 My cousin shouldn t be able to return the DVD this afternoon. (-) 2 Are we friends since primary school? (?) 3 Must he do the extra assignments to get a sufficient grade? (?) 4 We will not/won t be there before you. (-) 5 Can I come by later tonight to see if I can help? (?)
8 EXERCISE 1: Turn these sentences into questions (?) and negations (-) 1 My cousin shouldn t be able to return the DVD this afternoon. (-) 2 Are we friends since primary school? (?) 3 Must he do the extra assignments to get a sufficient grade? (?) 4 We will not/won t be there before you. (-) 5 Can I come by later tonight to see if I can help? (?) Engelse hulpwerkwoorden bij.. net als in het Nederlands spelling cannot - can t will not- won t are not - aren t shall not - shan t
9 Hoofd(PIJN)werkwoorden: Alle andere werkwoorden dan de hulpwerkwoorden. (bv: smell run travel sleep laugh work swim drink eat jump. Kijk jij veel tv? Do you watch a lot of TV? Dragen zij altijd merkkleding? Do they always wear brand clothing?? Dragen wij nooit jouw tassen? Do we never carry your bags?
10 Hoofd(PIJN)werkwoorden: Alle andere werkwoorden dan de hulpwerkwoorden. (bv: smell run travel sleep laugh work swim drink eat (?) Leest je vader veel boeken? Does your father read many books? Brengt ze wel eens een appeltaart mee? Does she ever bring an apple pie? Plast onze hond wel eens in de woonkamer? Does our dog sometimes pee in the living room?
11 Hoofd(PIJN)werkwoorden: Alle andere werkwoorden dan de hulpwerkwoorden. (bv: smell run travel sleep laugh work swim drink eat (-) I hate reading a book. I do not/don t hate reading a book. My brother laughs a lot. My brother does not/doesn t laugh a lot. We swim 2 miles every day. We do not/don t swim 2 miles every day.
12 Hoofd(PIJN)werkwoorden: I don t hate reading a book. My brother doesn t laugh a lot. We don t swim 2 miles every day. Ook nu geldt na he/she/it/my brother/his sister/the dog/etc does not Voor I, you en de meervouden (we/they/you) do not Afgekort: doesn t / don t Daarna komt altijd het hele werkwoord hate, laugh, swim.
13 EXERCISE 2: Turn these sentences into questions (?) and negations (-). 1 We have two brothers and a younger sister. (?) 2 My cousin plays drums. (-) 3 The book discusses the benefits of marriage. (?) 4 I always carry my phone with me. (-) 5 They meet each other at the library every Saturday at around 10 AM. (-)
14 EXERCISE 2: Turn these sentences into questions (?) and negations (-). (ANSWERS) 1 We have two brothers and a younger sister. (?) Do we have two brothers and a younger sister? 2 My cousin plays drums. (-) My cousin doesn t play drums. 3 The book discusses the benefits of marriage. (?) Does the book discuss the benefits of marriage? 4 I always carry my phone with me. (-) I don t always carry my phone with me. 5 They meet each other at the library every Saturday at around 10 AM. (-) They don t meet each other at the library every Saturday at around 10 AM.
15 Exercise 3: Maak van elke zin een vraag én een ontkenning. Twee antwoorden per zin dus. 1 Wesley plays for Inter Milan. 2 We could lend you the money. 3 She swims 2 miles every other day. 4 They are my friends. 5 I am at the cinema. 6 You sing really well. 7 It barks all the time.
16 Exercise 3: Maak van elke zin een vraag én een ontkenning. Twee antwoorden per zin dus. 1 Wesley plays for Inter Milan. Does Wesley play for Inter Milan? / Wesley doesn t play for Inter Milan. 2 We could lend you the money. Could we lend you the money? / We couldn t lend you the money. 3 She swims every other day. Does she swim every other day? / She doesn t swim every other day. 4 They are my friends. Are they my friends? / They aren t my friends. 5 I am at the cinema. Am I at the cinema? / I m not at the cinema. 6 You sing really well. Do you sing really well? / You don t sing really well. 7 It barks all the time. Does it bark all the time? / It doesn t bark all the time. play = hoofdwerkwoord could = hulpwerkwoord swim = hoofdwerkwoord to be = hulpwerkwoord to be = hulpwerkwoord sing = hoofdwerkwoord bark = hoofdwerkwoord
17 Samenvattend VRAGEN MAKEN Bij zinnen met een hulpwerkwoord maak je een vraag door het hulpwerkwoord vooraan te zetten. Net als in het Nederlands Can you imagine? Should he stay a little longer? Are we able to do the grammar exercises ourselves now? Bij zinnen met een hoofdwerkwoord heb je bij vragen een vorm van het werkwoord to do nodig. Deze zet je vooraan, dan onderwerp, dan werkwoord. Voor he/she/it niet do, maar does. Do you like to dance? Does she teach English? Do they have to do the test?
18 Samenvattend ONTKENNINGEN MAKEN Bij zinnen met een hulpwerkwoord maak je een ontkenning door not achter het hulpwerkwoord te zetten. Net als in het Nederlands. You couldn t tell which one was the oldest of the two twins. He wouldn t have it any other way. She isn t what I expected her to be. Bij zinnen met een hoofdwerkwoord heb je bij ontkenningen een vorm van het werkwoord to do nodig. Daar achter zet je not en daarachter het hele werkwoord. He doesn t practise enough. I don t ask questions in class. We don t broadcast in the United States.
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