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How Easter Eggs are Made
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1. Step one is the chocolate down in big tanks. (smelten)
2. The tempering machine the chocolate and aligns the crystals. (koelen)
3. This ensures that you get a nice snap on the chocolate. (proces)
4. After being spun on the machines, the eggs go into the . (koeler)
5. Darren started a chocolate company because he couldn’t find ‘real’ hot chocolate in the UK.
6. The egg moulds are held together by using heavy metal screws.
7. The eggs have to spin on the machine for at least 15 minutes.
8. What does the tempering machine specifically do with the crystals in the chocolate?
9. What is the very last step before the eggs are ready for Easter morning?
10. Darren says he is “living the dream” because he gets to taste chocolate all day. Would you like to have his job? Why or why not?
11. Summarize the process of making an Easter egg in 3 or 4 clear steps based on what you saw in the video.

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1VWO - Hoofdstuk 3

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Exercise 1: English to Dutch

1. I live in a small flat on the fourth floor.
2. When the clock strikes twelve, it is New Year .
3. I love to swim so I often go to the swimming pool .
4. My dad is baking a birthday cake .
5. She has a friendly personality .
6. It’s too far to walk, let’s take a taxi / cab .
7. This party is so much fun; it’s fantastic .
8. It’s dangerous to walk here on your own at night.
9. He told me a scary story and now I can’t sleep.
10. Her dream is to travel around the world.

Exercise 2: Dutch to English

1. I een feest geven a big birthday *party* every year.
2. Are you all invited to the feestje ?
3. She is a very vrolijk person.
4. That skyscraper is reusachtig !
5. The Empire State Building is really hoog – gebouw .
6. I’m not nervous, I feel quite ontspannen .
7. It’s too far to walk, let’s take a taxi .
8. Please opletten when I’m talking to you!
9. Muslims worship in a moskee .
10. The traffic is langzaam today. We’re barely moving.

Exercise 3: vergelijkingen

1. This park is quiet – that park is – but this street is the .
2. My room is tidy – your room is – but her room is the .
3. Antonio has a nice smile – Tom has a smile – but Alex has the smile.
4. That dog is fat – this dog is – but that dog is the .
5. The subway is comfortable – the bus is – but the train is the .
6. My job is stressful – your job is – but her job is the .
7. My scooter is fast – it is than a bicycle – but a motorbike is the .
8. This city is busy – that city is than this one – but New York is the .
9. This shop is near – that shop is – but this one is the .

Exercise 4: present continuous

1. Right now, we (to drive) through the city.
2. Listen! The phone (to ring).
3. Listen! Someone (to call) your name.
4. Hurry! The match (to begin).
5. Right now, we (to build) a tree house.
6. Listen! The birds (to sing).
7. Right now, I (to watch) my favourite series.
8. Careful! The glass (to fall).
9. Look outside! People (to run) for cover.
10. Look at them! They (to dance).

Exercise 5: Present simple of continuous

1. Look! The children (to play) in the garden right now.
2. Listen! The birds (to sing) in the trees outside.
3. I usually (to drink) tea in the morning before school.
4. She (to paint) a picture at the moment.
5. Listen! Someone (to knock) at the door right now.
6. The baby (to sleep) in the crib right now.
7. She (to cook) dinner right now.
8. He usually (to go) to the gym on Mondays.
9. I (not + like) horror films at all.
10. Look! The dog (to chase) the cat right now.
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Horizontaal

  • 1. Kerstmis (9 letters)
  • 8. Gefeliciteerd (15 letters)
  • 9. hoogte (6 letters)
  • 10. reizen (6 letters)
  • 11. thuis (4 letters)
  • 12. snel (4 letters)
  • 13. gemeen (4 letters)
  • 14. terwijl (5 letters)

Verticaal

  • 2. Fijne feestdagen (14 letters)
  • 3. supermarkt (11 letters)
  • 4. onvriendelijk (10 letters)
  • 5. opletten (13 letters)
  • 6. zwembad (13 letters)
  • 7. feliciteren (12 letters)
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Wil je de Engelse onregelmatige werkwoorden onder de knie krijgen? Op deze pagina kun je gericht oefenen.

Wat is het verschil?

Bij regelmatige werkwoorden volg je een vaste regel. In het Engels plak je simpelweg -ed achter het hele werkwoord in de verleden tijd en het voltooid deelwoord.

  • Voorbeeld: walk > walked > walked.

Bij onregelmatige werkwoorden werkt dat anders. Deze hebben hun eigen, unieke vormen die je simpelweg uit je hoofd moet leren. Ze eindigen in de verleden tijd dus niet op -ed.

  • Voorbeeld: come > came > come.

Zit er logica in?

Hoewel onregelmatige werkwoorden op het eerste gezicht willekeurig lijken, kun je ze vaak indelen in handige groepen. Dit helpt je om ze sneller te herkennen en te onthouden:

  • De “Drieling” (3x hetzelfde): Bij deze groep verandert er helemaal niets.
    • Voorbeelden: hit – hit – hit / cut – cut – cut / put – put – put.
  • De “Tweeling” (2x hetzelfde): Hier zijn de verleden tijd en het voltooid deelwoord identiek.
    • Voorbeelden: buy – bought – bought / feel – felt – felt / send – sent – sent.
  • De “Klinkerwissel” (i – a – u): Een bekende groep waarbij de klinker in een vaste volgorde verspringt.
    • Voorbeelden: sing – sang – sung / drink – drank – drunk / swim – swam – swum.
  • De “Terugkeer” (1e en 3e hetzelfde): De eerste en de laatste vorm zijn gelijk.
    • Voorbeelden: come – came – come / run – ran – run.

Tip: In plaats van een alfabetische lijst te leren, werkt het vaak veel sneller om deze “families” bij elkaar te oefenen. Zoek de patronen en je zult zien dat je ze minder snel vergeet!

Hoe zit het in het Nederlands?

Ter vergelijking: ook in het Nederlands maken we dit onderscheid.

  • Regelmatig: gooi – gooide – gegooid (eindigt op -de of -te).
  • Onregelmatig: loop – liep – gelopen (de klank verandert volledig).

Let op: Een onregelmatige vorm eindigt in de verleden tijd nooit op -ing. Die vorm gebruik je alleen voor acties die op dit moment bezig zijn (de continuous).

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1. Nederlands — Engels (Hele werkwoord)

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2. Engels Hele werkwoord — Past Simple

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3. Engels Hele werkwoord — Voltooide tijd (Past Participle)

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4. Nederlands — Drie Engelse vormen

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5. Nederlands — Drie Engelse vormen – Test

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Read both texts and then answer the questions.

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1. Gardening Help Wanted

Are you a responsible and hardworking teenager looking for a small job? We need someone to help with

gardening tasks once a week, preferably in the late afternoon from 5:00 to 6:00 PM.

Our home is in Oakridge, and the job involves mowing the lawn and doing light garden maintenance. You should know how to use a lawnmower safely and have some basic gardening knowledge. The pay is $10 per hour.

If you’re interested, call 647 123 4567 to arrange a short meeting.

2. Reliable Babysitter Available

Hi! My name is Daniela, and I’m 14 years old. I live in Maple Grove and am available for babysitting on Friday and Saturday evenings until 11:30 PM.

I have experience caring for young children (ages 2–8) and hold a basic first aid certificate. I’m responsible, patient, and happy to keep kids entertained while ensuring their safety.

If you need a babysitter, feel free to text me at 416 987 6543.

Questions

a. Read both texts carefully and answer the following questions.

b. Personal Reflection and Analysis

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