U2 grammar - To be/to have/auxiliary verbs

English class Grammar
To be
To have
Auxiliary verbs
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English class Grammar
To be
To have
Auxiliary verbs

Slide 1 - Slide

To be
To be (past) = Was/waren
  •  Ik was – I was
  •  Jij was – you were 
  • Hij/zij/het was – he/she/it was
  • Wij waren – we were
  • Zij waren – they were
  • Jullie waren – you were

I am happy today
She was here yesterday
To be = Zijn
  • Ik ben – I am
  • Jij bent – you are
  • Hij/zij/het is – he/she/it is
  • Wij zijn – we are
  • Zij zijn – they are
  • Jullie zijn – you are

Slide 2 - Slide

To have
To have (past) = Had(den)
  • Ik had – I had
  • Jij had – you had
  • Hij/zij/het had – he/she/it had
  • Wij hadden – we had
  • Zij hadden – they had
  • Jullie hadden – you had

To have = Hebben
  • Ik heb – I have
  • Jij hebt – you have
  • Hij/zij/het heeft – he/she/it has
  • Wij hebben – we have
  • Zij hebben – they have
  • Jullie hebben – you have
They both have green eyes
We had pasta for dinner last week

Slide 3 - Slide

I
You
He / She/ It
We
You
They
am
are
is
are
are
are

Slide 4 - Drag question

(to be)
We ..... at school.
A
am
B
are
C
is

Slide 5 - Quiz

(to have)
She ..... green eyes.
A
have
B
has
C
haves

Slide 6 - Quiz

Vul de juiste vorm van de ontkenning van 'to be' in.
A
He am not
B
He are not
C
He is not

Slide 7 - Quiz

Vul de juiste vorm van de ontkenning van 'to be' in.
They ..... in the house.
A
'm not
B
're not
C
's not

Slide 8 - Quiz

(to have)
We ..... so much fun yesterday.
A
have
B
haved
C
had
D
has

Slide 9 - Quiz

Vul de juiste vorm van de ontkenning van 'to have' in.
She ....... seen him.
A
have not
B
has not
C
not have
D
not has

Slide 10 - Quiz

Vul de juiste vorm van de ontkenning van 'to be' in.
I ..... into singing.
A
'm not
B
're not
C
's not

Slide 11 - Quiz

How do you say the following in English?
Ik ben moe.
A
I have tired
B
I am tired
C
I tired am
D
Tired I am

Slide 12 - Quiz

Vul de juiste vorm van de ontkenning van 'to have' in.
I ..... been able to do that.
A
have not
B
haven't
C
have
D
hasn't

Slide 13 - Quiz

Auxiliary verbs = hulpwerkwoorden
Why do we use auxiliary verbs? Sometimes main verbs need a little help.
  • Main verbs: present simple tense and past simple tense
  • Auxiliary verbs: in all other tenses, in questions and in negations

Most frequently used auxiliary verbs : Can; Will/Shall; Could; Should; Would
  • She can swim.
  • I will take the bus tomorrow. / We shall see.
  • I could have stayed in bed…
  • You should go to a doctor.
  • I would like a cup of tea.




Slide 14 - Slide

Questions with to be/to have
Questions with to be: Swap subject and verbs
  • He is very nice.







Is he very nice?

Questions with to have: Have got OR have
Have got:
  • She has got a car.
  • They have got a brother.
Have:
  • I have a lot of time.
  • She has a house in London.









Has she got a car?
Have they got a brother?

Do I need a lot of time?
Does she have a house in London?

Slide 15 - Slide

Turn 'hij is een leraar' to an English question.

Slide 16 - Open question

Vraag: Heeft jouw zus een hond?

Slide 17 - Open question

Turn the sentence 'I am tired' into a question ( Ben ik moe?)

Slide 18 - Open question

Questions with auxiliary verbs
Questions with auxiliary verbs : Before the subject: aux. verb – subject – main verb
  • Do you like French food?
  • Will you call me later?
  • Has she left before you arrived?






Slide 19 - Slide

How do you ask someone whether they have a book?
A
Do you have a book?
B
Have you a book?
C
Have you got a book?
D
Book you have?

Slide 20 - Quiz

Ask: Zou je het raam dicht kunnen doen?
A
Could you close the window, please?
B
Close the window?
C
Can you close the window?
D
Should you close the window?

Slide 21 - Quiz

Week tasks
Student's book
- Page 20    Exercise 1, 4
- Page 21   Exercise 1, 3, 5

Workbook
- Page 12  Exercise 1, (2 verbally), 3
- Page 12 Exercise 4, 5, and 6

Slide 22 - Slide

What have
you learned?

Slide 23 - Mind map