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Samenvatting Engels - Werkcollege - Jaar 1 - Tentamenstof Periode 3 - ORM
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  • Avans Hogeschool (Avans)

Dit document bevat alle dia's van de periode Engels. Naast de dia's zijn er belangrijke opmerkingen aan toegevoegd. Ook bevat het bestand afbeeldingen en voorbeelden. Kortom, een heel nuttig document voor het tentamens Engels in P3.

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  • March 24, 2019
  • 30
  • 2018/2019
  • Summary

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  • engels
  • orm
  • present
  • past
  • future
  • simple
  • perfect
  • duurvorm
  • continuous
  • fyne jas
  • lady
  • actief
  • passief
  • bijwoorden
  • bijvoegelijke naamwoorden
  • men
  • they
  • kunnen
  • mogen
  • zouden
  • should
  • may
  • could
  • might
  • can
  • will
  • wou
  • one

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  • Ondernemerschap en Retailmanagement
  • Engels
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Werkcollege 1
Dutch VS English
Dutch: Groot-Brittannië
English: Great Britain

Dutch: één euro – twee euro’s
English: one euro – two euros

Dutch: één CV – twee CV’s
English: one CV – two CVs

Dutch: één hobby – twee hobby’s
English: one hobby – two hobbies

Spelling – plural nouns




Common spelling mistakes:
Note the difference:
• there (= er / daar) We have never been there.
• they’re = they are (= zij zijn) They’re my colleagues.
• their (= hun) We have received their invitation.
• it’s (= het is) It’s important to provide proper service.
• its (= z’n, van hem/haar/het) The board has made its decision.
• where (= waar) Where have you been?
• we’re = we are (= wij zijn) We’re not satisfied with this product.
• were (= waren) We were wondering if you could help us.

,Than and then
• This building is taller than that building. (= dan)
• Then we left the building. (= toen / op dat moment)

, Verbs versus nouns
Some verbs and nouns are homophones, which means that they sound the same. Yet, the spelling
differs in British English.
Look at the following examples:
Advice/advise
• He gave me some advice. (advice – noun) (= advies)
• I hate people who advise me. (advise – verb) (= adviseren)
Practice/practise
• I practise the piano every day. (practise – verb) (= oefenen)
• You just need some practice. (practice – noun) (= oefening/training)

Genitive (Unit 22 – Bezitsvorm)
• Our customers need additional information. (geen bezitsvorm)
• We focus on our customers’ needs. (bezitsvorm)
• We did not listen to our employees’ advice. (bezitsvorm)
• Our employees advised us to change our strategy. (geen bezitsvorm)

• one customer my customer’s needs
• many customers my customers’ needs
• one colleague my colleague’s ideas
• many colleagues my colleagues’ ideas
• one man man’s e.g. one man’s trash is another man’s treasure
• many men men’s e.g. men’s clothing / men’s wear (herenmode)
• one year one year’s experience (one year of experience)
• three years three years’ experience (three years of experience

Genitive (1)
You have to use a genitive ’s with the following:
Option 1: proper nouns (names) of people (or animals)
• Donald Trump’s campaign
• Meghan Markle’s career switch
• Prince Charles’ wife
• Beyonce’s website
Note: a name that ends in –s is merely followd by an apostrophe (’)
Option 2: some words of time (last/ next week, today, yesterday an hour)
• Yesterday’s newspaper (de krant van gisteren)
• An hour’s delay (een vertraging van een uur)

Genitive (2)
If you would like to emphasise duration, you may either use a genitive (’s) or a hypen (-):
– An hour’s delay (een vertraging van een uur)
– A one-hour delay (een vertraging van een uur)
– A six weeks’ course (een cursus van zes weken)
– A six-week course (een cursus van zes weken)
– A two hours’ walk (een wandeling van twee uur)
– A two-hour walk (een wandeling van twee uur)
Note: after a plural –s, you merely add an apostrophe (’)

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