5 zinnen Engels

[sten-vvv]

1. I .... (try) to ring her mobile phone, but she .... (not answer)

2. While we .... (walk) home yesterday, it started to snow

3. She does not enjoy .... (drive) very much

4. When I was a child I hated .... (go) to bed early

5. She .... (not have breakfast) yet


Mijn antwoorden waren:
1. tried, didn't answer
2. were walking
3. driving
4. gone
5. hasn't had breakfast.


Kloppen deze antwoorden?


Bedankt

[mathfreak]

sten-vvv schreef op 18-02-2006 @ 11:03 :
1. I .... (try) to ring her mobile phone, but she .... (not answer)

2. While we .... (walk) home yesterday, it started to snow

3. She does not enjoy .... (drive) very much

4. When I was a child I hated .... (go) to bed early

5. She .... (not have breakfast) yet


Mijn antwoorden waren:
1. tried, didn't answer
2. were walking
3. driving
4. gone
5. hasn't had breakfast.


Kloppen deze antwoorden?


Bedankt

De eerste 3 en de laatste kloppen in ieder geval wel. In de vierde zin moet je going gebruiken. Het gaat daar namelijk om een Gerund die als lijdend voorwerp gebruikt wordt.

[Barry K]

1. tried, didn't answer goed
2. were walking goed
3. driving goed
4. gone fout: going
5. hasn't had breakfast. fout: didn't have breakfast

[Trimm Trabb]

Barry K schreef op 18-02-2006 @ 12:20 :

5. hasn't had breakfast. fout: didn't have breakfast

Hasn't kan ook hoor.

[ecrivaine]

Barry K schreef op 18-02-2006 @ 12:20 :
5. hasn't had breakfast. fout: didn't have breakfast

Volgens mij moeten zinnen met just/already/yet juist in de Present Perfect. Dus volgens mij is hasn't goed en didn't fout.

[Barry K]

Bij nader inzien denk ik inderdaad dat jouw antwoord ook kan / zelfs wel beter is.

In het British English moet bij gebruik van just/yet/already inderdaad de present perfect.
In het American English kan naast de present perfect ook de past simple

[Klaas B.]

Volgens eenzelfde beredenering is 'When we walked home yesterday' ook correct.