Focus 2 - Unit 7 - Consumer society oefentoetsen & antwoorden

75610928431 76154832 Items you wear outdoorsItems for special occasionsItems you wear all the timeA raincoatTuxedosUnderwearHiking pantsShimmery dressesSweatersBoots A tie SocksT-shirts  ProduceProducerInvestorInvestmentTradeTradeDebtorDebtPayPayer 351264 helplookingsizeroomslikerefundreceiptpaycreditthank littlemanyvery littlemanyanyfewToelichting: With countable nouns you use:→ very few/a few/too many/How many?With uncountable nouns you use:→ very little/a little/too much/How much?With both countable and uncountable nouns you use:→ any/some/a lot of/lots ofNote: Usually you use a few/a little/some in affirmative sentences and many/much/any in negative sentences and questions. i. Dear Sir or Madam,e. I am writing to complain about the service provided by your company.b. I bought a dress from your website on 14th March and paid for it online.h. It arrived two days later, but it was not the size I ordered.a. I returned it and exchanged it for a new one.g. The second one had a hole in it the size of an egg, so I returned that one too.j. I am very disappointed with your service and do not want another dress.d. I would be grateful if you could send me a full refund for the dress and the cost of sending it back to you twice.f. Yours faithfully, c. C. Fraser have never been givenare not madewas writtenis not writtenwere marriedhas never been toldhave been taughtwas deliveredis soldhas been boughtToelichting: The passive form is used when it is not important or if you do not know who performed the action. Passive verbs have the same tenses as active verbs. Example:+ The king has given a speech.⁻ The king has not given a speech.? Has the king given a speech? Have I ever been given a traffic ticket?Are skin care products made by this company?Was the book written a decade ago?Is that word written like that?Toelichting: Zie toelichting bij 10. anythingNowhereeverythingsomewhereToelichting: You use indefinite pronouns to talk about people, things or places when you don’t know who, what or where they are, or if it’s not important.PeopleThingsPlacesExample sentences Someone/somebodySomethingSomewhereAffirmative: Let’s ask someone for help.Requests/Offers: Would you like some tea?Anybody/anyoneAnythingAnywhereNegative: He hasn’t gone anywhere.Questions: Have you heard anything?No one/nobodyNothingNowhereAffirmative sentences (with a negative meaning):Nobody cares.Everyone/everybodyEverything Everywhere All people/things/places:Is everyone here? There was nobody to be seen.Is there anywhere we can eat?I wanted some cake but there was none left.I heard somebody calling out my name. Toelichting: Zie toelichting bij 11.