Lesson 4.3 2 feb

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome h3p!

1. Put your phone in the phonebag

2. Take your book and notebook out

3. Put your pencil case on your table. 

Today

• Read your book (10 minutes)

• Work on homework exercises / study vocabulary

• Explain grammar: passive

       -  Passive present perfect

       -  Practice in LessonUp

• Short recap past perfect

Time to read!

Please take

your notebook in

front of you

Active to passive

Present simple (active)

hele werkwoord (+s bij he/she/it)

She cleans the room every day.

Present simple (passive)

am/are/is + voltooid deelwoord

The room is cleaned every day.

Present simple

word(t)/worden + voltooid deelwoord

Active to passive

Past simple (active)

hele werkwoord + (e)d / 2e rijtje

She cleaned the room last week.

Past simple (passive)

was/were + voltooid deelwoord

The room was cleaned last week.

Past simple

werd/werden + voltooid deelwoord

Active to passive

Future 'will' (active)

will + hele werkwoord

She will clean the room tomorrow.

Future 'will' (passive)

will be + voltooid deelwoord

The room will be cleaned tomorrow

Future 'will'

zal/zullen worden + voltooid deelwoord

Active to passive

Present perfect (active)

has/have + voltooid deelwoord

She has cleaned the room twice
since last week. 

Present perfect (passive)

has/have + been + voltooid deelwoord

The room has been cleaned twice
since last week. 

Present perfect

vorm van 'zijn' + voltooid deelwoord

Somebody has already watered the plants.

1. The plants are already watered.
2. The plants were already watered
3. The plants have already been watered.
4. The plants will be watered.

Tom and Max ate five hamburgers.

1. Five hamburgers were eaten.
2. Five hamburgers will be eaten.
3. Five hamburgers are eaten.
4. Five hamburgers have been eaten.

The policemen help the children.

1. The children will be helped.
2. The children were helped.
3. The children are helped.
4. The children have been helped.

Sheila hasn't ordered new books yet.

1. New books will yet be ordered.
2. New books were yet ordered.
3. New books are yet ordered.
4. New books haven't yet been ordered.

The man stole the blue car.

1. The blue car will be stolen.
2. The blue car was stolen.
3. The blue car has been stolen.
4. The blue car is stolen.

I will answer the questions later.

1. The questions have been answered later.
2. The questions were answered later.
3. The questions are answered later.
4. The questions will be answered later.

Do the exercises

Work on exercises

Finished?

-  Read your book

Do: Exercise 4 (GB page 40)