Mønsterplanen 1974, s. 153 (skann 155)

153 The past. simple : They came yesterday. Last year I drank a glass of milk every day. (forms:) open/walk/stop/cry/stay had/ was — were did — didn't Did Mary go swimming yesterday ? Peter didn't go swimming. past He was reading. continuous At six o'clock yesterday he was driving through Oslo. The present perfect. simple: I' ve opened the window. (regular verbs) Have you opened the window ? Thefuture. I'!! do it for you. He will do it when I tell him. Shall I help you, Mary? Will you have something to drink? I want it now ! (pure wish) . NB! The infinitive Try to come early. You ought to read this book. He likes to talk to his grandfather. They want to leave now. She went out to get some fish and chips. Special verbs. may/ought to/have to/have got to/should He has to go now. would you. . P hr ase. Adjectives Comparison. big/easy/gay/difficult Adverbs: sometimes, often, never, always, seldom, usually. The placing of these adverbs. Why are you late ? When are you coming? Comparison. beautiful Numerals : Ordinals. From the first to the thirtyfirst. Conjunctions: if, because, that, and others There is more water than you need. Prepositions: at six o'clock, at night, at school, in August, in the morning (evening, afternoon) on Monday(s), on July 2 lst., on Christmas Day Hell be leaving in three weeks. They arrived at the station. They arrived at Barchester. They arrived in London, by bus, by car, by tram, on foot in — into, to — until home — at home in the country a glass of water/ a bottle of milk/ a piece of cloth others like : can of/tin of/ pound of/jar of — when the appropriate topic anses (fortrinnsvis i 6. eller 7. klasse). for breakfast, for dinner, for supper 7. klassetrinn Articles and nouns The indefinite article. a little sixty miles an hour five hours a day What a hot day! The definite article. Tom is playing the piano. He went to the pictures. the first/next/last The Rolling Stones to work/in prison/in hospital Nouns. irregular plural: mouse/ goose/knife/wife nouns which are He has a small income. usually singular : Where is the money ? furniture nouns which are There were many people at usually the match. plural : the apostrophe genitive in plural: the girls' changing rooms the boys' entrance the children's toys the men's hats the of con- the roof of the house struction : the clothes of the girls who are swimming a friend of my father's

Mønsterplanen 1974 s. 153 skann 155

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