1. Grammar Unit 2Grammar Unit 2
HD 2.1 t/m 2.7HD 2.1 t/m 2.7

2. 2.1 Have got2.1 Have got
Opties:Opties:
have got ('ve got)have got ('ve got) have ... got?have ... got?haven't gothaven't got
has got ('s got)has got ('s got) has ... got?has ... got? hasn't gothasn't got
 means: ‘Yes!’means: ‘Yes!’ HeHe has gothas got a rabbit.a rabbit.
WeWe have gothave got a rabbit.a rabbit.
 means: ‘No!’means: ‘No!’ SheShe hasn’t gothasn’t got a rabbit.a rabbit.
TheyThey haven’t gothaven’t got a rabbit.a rabbit.
?? means: Questionmeans: Question HasHas itit gotgot … ?… ?
HaveHave wewe gotgot a rabbit?a rabbit?

3. Examples!Examples!
1.1.  They … a dog called slippers.They … a dog called slippers.
2.2.  I … got a Harley Davidson.I … got a Harley Davidson.
3.3.  I … a bike and my parents … a car.I … a bike and my parents … a car.
4. ? … Tim and Amanda … a big garden?4. ? … Tim and Amanda … a big garden?

4. Examples!Examples!
1.1.  TheyThey have gothave got a dog called slippers.a dog called slippers.
2.2.  II haven’t gothaven’t got got a Harley Davidson.got a Harley Davidson.
3.3.  II have gothave got a bike and my parentsa bike and my parents
have gothave got a car.a car.
4. ?4. ? HaveHave Tim and AmandaTim and Amanda gotgot a biga big
garden?garden?

5. 2.2 Rangtelwoorden2.2 Rangtelwoorden
Normaal:Normaal: (getal) + th (fourth,fifth, sixth)(getal) + th (fourth,fifth, sixth)
Behalve:Behalve:
FirstFirst
SecondSecond
ThirdThird
Let op: eighth – ninth – twelfth - twentiethLet op: eighth – ninth – twelfth - twentieth

6. 2.3 dagen, maanden, data2.3 dagen, maanden, data
Dagen van de week: altijd met HOOFDLETTER!!!Dagen van de week: altijd met HOOFDLETTER!!!
• SundaySunday
• MondayMonday
• TuesdayTuesday
• WednesdayWednesday
• ThursdayThursday
• FridayFriday
• SaturdaySaturday
Maanden van het jaar:
altijd met HOOFDLETTER!!!

7. VoorbeeldenVoorbeelden
Vanaf 21 schrijven we met een streepjeVanaf 21 schrijven we met een streepje
ertussen (behalve 30,40,50 etc.)ertussen (behalve 30,40,50 etc.)
• 07/02 February the seventh07/02 February the seventh
• 02/03 March the second02/03 March the second
• 04/05 May the fourth04/05 May the fourth
• 23/12 December the twenty-third23/12 December the twenty-third

8. Examples!Examples!
1.1.5/085/08
2.2.22/0522/05
3.3.14/0314/03
4.4.1/061/06

9. Examples!Examples!
1.1.5/085/08
2.2.22/0522/05
3.3.14/0314/03
4.4.1/061/06
August the fifth
May the twenty-second
March the fourteenth
June the first

10. 2.4 mij, mijn: me/my2.4 mij, mijn: me/my
Voor…: (telephone for…)Voor…: (telephone for…)
• MeMe
• YouYou
• HimHim
• HerHer
• UsUs
• YouYou
• ThemThem
Bezit:Bezit:
• MyMy
• YourYour
• HisHis
• HerHer
• OurOur
• YourYour
• TheirTheir

11. Examples!Examples!
1. Be careful with Josh, he is … little1. Be careful with Josh, he is … little
brother!brother!
2. Susan, telephone for … .2. Susan, telephone for … .
3. Where are the girls? It’s … turn to do the3. Where are the girls? It’s … turn to do the
washing up!washing up!
4. Mum, are these … tickets for the theatre?4. Mum, are these … tickets for the theatre?

12. Examples!Examples!
1. Be careful with Josh, he is1. Be careful with Josh, he is mymy littlelittle
brother!brother!
2. Susan, telephone for2. Susan, telephone for youyou ..
3. Where are the girls? It’s3. Where are the girls? It’s theirtheir turn to doturn to do
the washing up!the washing up!
4. Mum, are these4. Mum, are these ourour tickets for thetickets for the
theatre?theatre?

13. 2.5 Klok kijken2.5 Klok kijken
• OverOver  pastpast
• VoorVoor  toto
• Op het hele uur … o’clockOp het hele uur … o’clock
15.00 Three o’clock15.00 Three o’clock
15.15 Quarter past three15.15 Quarter past three
15.30 Half past three!!15.30 Half past three!!
15.45 Quarter to four15.45 Quarter to four

14. Examples!Examples!
1.1.15.4015.40
2.2.23.0523.05
3.3.14.3014.30
4.4.10.1510.15

15. Examples!Examples!
1.1.15.4015.40
2.2.23.0523.05
3.3.14.3014.30
4.4.10.1510.15
It’s twenty minutes to four
It’s five minutes past eleven
It’s half past two
It’s a quarter past ten

16. 2.6 Meervoud (plural)2.6 Meervoud (plural)
• Normaal: one pet – two petNormaal: one pet – two pets DUS +Ss DUS +S
NooitNooit one video – twoone video – two videovideo’’ss
• Uitzonderingen:Uitzonderingen:
• One child – three childrenOne child – three children
• One tooth – five teethOne tooth – five teeth
• One mouse – eight miceOne mouse – eight mice

17. 2.7 Getallen (numbers)2.7 Getallen (numbers)
• Leren!!!Leren!!!
Let op:Let op:
– 15 fi15 fiffteenteen
– 18 eigh18 eightteeneen
– 40 f40 foortyrty
– 50 fi50 fifftyty
– 100 a/one hundred100 a/one hundred