Passive
Which two tenses do you need to know in the passive?
Present simple passive
Past simple passive
When do you use can?
to describe you can do something or to describe you are very good at something.
What are the four tenses of the future?
Will/shall
to be going to
present simple
present continuous
What relative pronoun do you use for places?
Where
Translate:
fake
nep
What type of word is in front of the sentence in a passive sentence?
the object (lijdend voorwerp)
When do we use to be able to?
To describe that your physically able to do something.
When do you use will/shall?
- offer to help
- prediction (no proof)
What relative pronoun is used for people?
Who
Translate:
sensitive
gevoelig
How is the present simple passive built?
Am/Is/Are + verb + ed (or third row irregular verbs)
You can use could in two ways. Name them.
2. it's possible (zou kunnen)
When do you use to be going to?
What relative pronoun is used for people/things?
that
changeable
wisselvallig, veranderlijk
How is the past simple passive built?
Was/Were + verb + ed (or the third row irregular verbs)
Fill in the blank.
He ____ (walk) again in a few weeks.
He will be able to walk again in a few weeks.
When do you use the present simple (future)?
When can you leave out a relative pronoun?
When there is a subject and verb after the blank.
Translate:
to anticipate
verwachten
What is the difference between active and passive sentences?
In active sentences is the subject the most important. who/what does it?
In passive sentences is the action the most important.
Fill in the blank.
This sign says you ______ (park) here!
This sign says you can't park here!
When do you use the present continuous (future)?
- it is planned (proof)
What are relative pronouns?
A relative pronoun is one which is used to refer to nouns mentioned previously, whether they are people, places, things, animals, or ideas. Relative pronouns can be used to join two sentences.
Translate:
to cling on - clung on - clung on
vasthouden – hield(en) vast – vastgehouden