Toets Future And Prepositions

Proefwerk 3Havo/Vwo

Future and prepostions

A: Kies uit To be going to en Will en leg kort uit waarom. 1

Where are you going? I ______ visit a customer

2

Do you want me to help you? No thanks. John ______ help me.

3

Would you like to come to my house for dinner and talk about this? Good idea. I ______ bring some wine.

4

What are your plans for the holidays? I ______ visit my parents for a few days and then go walking in Scotland.

5

Did you phone Michael? I'm sorry. I completely forgot. I ______ do it now.

B: Kies uit To be going to en Will. Je hoeft nu geen uitleg te geven. 1 Gina: Fred and I (visit) there?

Santa Fe next summer. Have you ever been

Margaret: My family lives in Santa Fe! I (give)

you my parents' phone

number. When you get to Santa Fe, just call them and they (give) you a little tour of the town. They can show you some of the sights that most tourists never see. 2. Susan: We (go) camping this weekend. Would you like to come along? Sam: That sounds great, but I don't have a sleeping bag. Susan: No problem. I (lend) gear.

you one. My family has tons of camping

3. Ari: By the time we (get) to the movie theater, the tickets are going to be sold out. Sarah: Don't worry. I told Jane we might be arriving just before the movie (start) . She (buy)

our tickets and meet us in the lobby.

4. A: Why are you holding a piece of paper? B: I (write)

a letter to my friends back home in Texas.

5. A: I can't hear the television! B: I (turn)

it up so you can hear it..

C: Vul het juiste voorzetsel in. Kies uit het volgende: about after at away back by for in into off over round to together up with

on

1. We have decided to invest .......... computer shares. 2. We are not interested .......... your problems. 3. I am quite happy to listen .......... what you have to say. 4. There is absolutely no way we can make a deal .......... them. 5. We're happy........... what you have done. 6. After six days’ walking, they got ………….. a river. 7. When we arrived ……….. her house, she had already left. 8. Shall we drive …………… Scotland or go by train. 9. In the dream, my wallet turned ………. a butterfly and flew away. 10. Don't forget to put your gloves……... It is cold outside! 11. I am looking ………… an apartment near the beach. 12. If you don't understand the word "superstitious," look it …….. in the dictionary. 13. We travelled around America ……. two months last year. 14. What’s that black mark ………… the ceiling? 15. The post office is just ………….. the corner.

D: Veel van de volgende zinnen hebben een fout, dus niet per se allemaal. Verbeter ze: 1

I promise I write you again soon.

2

Look at those clouds. It will rain.

3

I think it won’t rain.

4

Mary’s pregnant now so she’ll have a baby.

5

I’ll see John this evening.

6

The car won’t start.

7

Can you clean this dress until Saturday?

8

Are you going away on Christmas?

9

When did you arrive to the station?

10

She felt ill during the journey.

11

I saw her at Tuesday

12

The meeting is in June 18th .

13

She has a ring on the third finger of her left hand.

14

I have classes tomorrow from 9 until 12.

15

I have classes tomorrow from 9 to 12.

16

I’d like to see you during a few minutes.

17

The burglars stole the TV while we were asleep.

18

C comes before B and D in the alphabet.

19

Please don’t put your bicycle to the shop window.

20

The train leaves by ten minutes.

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A future with no bananas? 

13 May 2006 From New Scientist Print Edition.

Go bananas while you still can. The world's most popular fruit and the fourth most important food crop of any sort is in deep trouble. Its genetic base, the wild bananas and traditional varieties cultivated in India, has collapsed. Virtually all bananas traded internationally are of a single variety, the Cavendish, the genetic roots of which lie in India. Three years ago, New Scientist revealed that the world Cavendish crop was threatened by pandemics of diseases such as that caused by the black sigatoka fungus. The main hope for survival of the Cavendish lies in developing new hybrids resistant to the fungus, but this is a difficult and timeconsuming task because the seedless modern fruit does not reproduce sexually and has to be bred from cuttings. Now the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has warned that wild banana species are rapidly going extinct as Indian forests are destroyed, while many traditional farmers' varieties are also disappearing. It could take a global effort to save the bananas' gene pool.

Words to help you: Cultivated = Verbouwen (landbouw) Collapsed = Ingestort Trade = Handel/verhandelen Single variety = 1 soort Crop = gewas Bred = kweken Fungus = schimmel Going extinct = uitsterven 1 2 3

Is de banaan belangrijk voor de wereld/wereldbevolking? Zo ja, waarom? De Cavendish bananen worden bedreigd door vele ziekten. Waardoor wordt dit veroorzaakt? Graag de officiële naam opschrijven. Wat hebben bossen in India te maken met wilde bananen?