PO VO les 3

• Engels
• Basisschool
• Groep 8

SCHEDULE

• What did we learn?
• Learning goal
• To be & to have got
• Game
  
• Conclusion

WHAT DID WE LEARN?

Wat hebben jullie onthouden van de vorige les?

LEARNING GOAL

Aan het eind van deze les:

• Kan ik de werkwoorden to be en to have got herkennen en gebruiken.

I

You

He / she / it

We

You

They

am

are

is

are

are

are

Wat betekent to be in het Nederlands?

1. zijn
2. zijn / worden
3. worden
4. hebben

Welke vorm van to be hoort bij
I / you?

1. is
2. are
3. am
4. be

Welke vorm van to be hoort bij
he / she / it?

1. are
2. am
3. be
4. is

Welke vorm van to be hoort bij
we / they?

1. be
2. am
3. is
4. are

TO BE

To be = zijn / worden. Dit is één van de belangrijkste werkwoorden in de Engelse taal.

I am -> I am happy / sad / delighted.

You are -> You are a nice person.

He / she / it is -> He is seventeen years old / She is small for her age / The movie (it) is amazing!

We are -> We are getting married.

They are -> They are very happy together.

TO BE

We kunnen het werkwoord ook afkorten.

I am -> I'm

You are -> you're

He is -> he's

She is -> she's

It is -> it's

We are -> we're

They are -> they're

TO BE

Complete the sentences using to be.

1. I ___ at home.
2. She ___ at home in the morning.
3. We ___ in the park.
4. This ___ my new laptop.
5. Our friends ___ on their summer holidays.
6. Uncle George ___ a great football player.
7. The dog ___ under the table.

TO BE

1. I am at home.
2. She is at home in the morning.
3. We are in the park.
4. This is my new laptop.
5. Our friends are on their summer holidays.
6. Uncle George is a great football player.
7. The dog is under the table.

TO BE

Als we vraagzinnen willen maken met het werkwoord to be, zetten we het werkwoord voor het persoonlijk voornaamwoord.

I am -> Am I?

You are -> Are you?

He is -> Is he?

She is -> Is she?

It is -> Is it?

We are -> Are we?

They are -> Are they?

TO BE

Als we ontkenningen willen maken met het werkwoord to be, zetten we het woord not achter de werkwoordsvorm.

I am -> I am not / I'm not

You are -> You are not / You're not / You aren't

He is -> He is not / He's not / He isn't

She is -> She is not / She's not / She isn't

It is -> It is not / It's not / It isn't

We are -> We are not / We're not / We aren't

They are -> They are not / They're not / They aren't

TO BE

Write questions and negations using to be.

1. I am at home.
   
2. She is at home in the morning.
   
3. We are in the park.
   
4. This is my new laptop.
   
5. Our friends are on their summer holidays.
   
6. Uncle George is a great football player.
   
7. The dog is under the table.

TO BE

Questions

1. Am I at home?
2. Is she at home in the morning?
3. Are in the park?
4. Is this my new laptop?
5. Are our friends on their summer holidays?
6. Is uncle George a great football player?
7. Is the dog under the table?

TO BE

Negations

1. I am not at home.
2. She is not / isn’t at home in the morning.
3. We are not / aren’t in the park.
4. This is not / isn’t my new laptop.
5. Our friends are not / aren’t on their summer holidays.
6. Uncle George is not / isn’t a great football player.
7. The dog is not / isn’t under the table.

Pronoun	Present simple	Question	Negation
I	I am / I'm	Am I?	I am not
You	You are / you're	Are you?	You are not / aren't
He	He is / he's	Is he?	He is not / isn't
She	She is / she's	Is she?	She is not / isn't
It	It is / it's	Is it?	It is not / isn't
We	We are / we're	Are we?	We are not / aren't
They	They are / they're	Are they?	They are not / aren't

TO HAVE GOT

I

You

He / she / it

We

You

They

have got

have got

has got

have got

have got

have got

Wat betekent to have got in het Nederlands?

1. zijn
2. zijn / worden
3. worden
4. hebben

Welke vorm van to have got hoort bij
I, you, we, they?

1. have got
2. has got

Welke vorm van to be hoort bij
he / she / it?

1. have got
2. has got

TO HAVE GOT

To have got = hebben. Dit is één van de belangrijkste werkwoorden in de Engelse taal.

I have got -> I have got two dogs.

You have got -> ...

He / she / it has got -> ...

We have got -> ...

They have got -> ...

TO HAVE GOT

We kunnen het werkwoord ook afkorten.

I have got -> I've got

You have got -> You've got

He has got -> He's got

She has got -> She's got

It has got -> It's got

We have got -> We've got

They have got -> They've got

TO HAVE GOT

Complete the sentences using to have got.

1. They ___ three kids.
2. Charlie ___ brown eyes.
3. Gerard ___ one cat called Rudi.
4. I ___ a lot of money.
5. We ___ a big television.

TO HAVE GOT

1. They have got three kids.
2. Charlie has got brown eyes.
3. Gerard has got one cat called Rudi.
4. I have got a lot of money.
5. We have got a big television.

TO HAVE GOT

Als we vraagzinnen willen maken met het werkwoord to have got, zetten we have voor het persoonlijk voornaamwoord. Got laten we staan.

I have got -> Have I got?

You have got -> Have you got?

He has got -> Has he got?

She has got -> Has she got?

It has got -> Has it got?

We have got -> Have we got?

They have got -> Have they got?

TO HAVE GOT

Als we ontkenningen willen maken met het werkwoord to have got, zetten we het woord not achter have.

I have got -> I have not got / I've not got / I haven't got

You have got -> You have not got / You've not got / You haven't got

He has got -> He has not got / He's not got / He hasn't got

She has got -> She has not got / She's not got / She hasn't got

It has got -> It has not got / It's not got / It hasn't got

We have got -> We have not got / We've not got / We haven't got

They have got -> They have not got / They've not got / They haven't got

TO HAVE GOT

Write questions and negations using to have got.

1. They have got three kids.
2. Charlie has got brown eyes.
3. Gerard has got one cat called Rudi.
4. I have got a lot of money.
5. We have got a big television.

TO HAVE GOT

Questions

1. Have they got three kids?
2. Has Charlie got brown eyes?
3. Has Gerard got one cat called Rudi?
4. Have I got a lot of money?
5. Have we got a big television?

TO HAVE GOT

Negations

1. They have not got three kids.
2. Charlie has not got brown eyes.
3. Gerard has not got one cat called Rudi.
4. I have not got a lot of money.
5. We have not got a big television.

Pronoun	Present simple	Question	Negation
I	I have got / I've got	Have I got?	I have not got / I haven't got
You	You have got / You've got	Have you got?	You have not got / You haven't got
He	He has got / He's got	Has he got?	He has not got / He hasn't got
She	She has got / She's got	Has she got?	She has not got / She hasn't got
It	It has got / It's got	Has it got?	It has not got / It hasn't got
We	We have got / We've got	Have we got?	We have not got / We haven't got
They	They have got / They've got	Have they got?	They have not got / They haven't got