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Wordorder. What goes where ?. Wordorder positive sentence. * Houd de werkwoorden bij elkaar! ** Tijdsbepaling mag ook vooraan de zin. Wordorder negative sentence. Exercise negative. our holiday / will / at home / we / not / spend / next year →
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Wordorder Whatgoeswhere?
Wordorder positivesentence * Houd de werkwoorden bij elkaar! ** Tijdsbepaling mag ook vooraan de zin.
Exercisenegative our holiday / will / at home / we / not / spend / next year → did / I / him / see / not / last night / at the disco → will / a letter / not / next week / send / you / she → to the cinema / we / want / not / do / tonight / to go → play / in the bar / did / he / last week / not / the piano →
Exercisenegative our holiday / will / at home / we / not / spend / next year → We will not (won’t) spend our holiday at home next year. did / I / him / see / not / last night / at the disco → I did not (didn’t) see him at the disco last night. will / a letter / not / next week / send / you / she → She will not (won’t) send you a letter next week.to the cinema / we / want / not / do / tonight / to go → We do not (don’t) want to go to the cinema tonight. play / in the bar / did / he / last week / not / the piano → He did not play the piano in the bar last week.
Exercisequestions play / at / you / the weekends / do / tennis → go / last night / out / you / did → the train / when / leave / does → him / she / did / the truth / tell / why →
Exercisequestions play / at / you / the weekends / do / tennis → Do you play tennis at the weekends? go / last night / out / you / did → Did you go out last night? the train / when / leave / does → When does the train leave? him / she / did / the truth / tell / why → Why did she tell him the truth?
Wordorder adverbs (bijwoorden) VOOR een hoofdwerkwoord He carefullyopened the door. NA een vorm van ‘to be’ The man was alwayson time. Bij hulpwerkwoorden: na het eerste hulpwerkwoord She had happilyworkedwithhim all thoseyears.
Exerciseadverbs He walks his dog. (rarely) → My father goes fishing. (always) → Your bedroom is decorated. (nicely) → I can remember his name. (never)→ Ann doesn’t usuallysmoke. (usually)→
Exerciseadverbs He walks his dog. (rarely) → He rarely walks his dog. My father goes fishing. (always) → My father always goes fishing. Your bedroom is decorated. (nicely) → Your bedroom is nicely decorated. I can remember his name. (never)→ I can never remember his name. Ann doesn’t usually smoke. (usually)→ Ann doesn’t usually smoke.