lesson week 1

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lesson week 1

lesson 1: literature/grammar/writing

lesson 2: reading / examenidioom

uitleg LCS! 

today

- the news  CNN 10: speaking task

- grammar: present tenses

- The Great Gatsby: discussion of chapter 1-2

- writing: essay questions on chapter 1-2

- reading: chapter 3-4

study: examenidioom ( 146-150)

What's up in the world?

cnn10

PRESENT TENSES

Which tense is used in these sentences? 

<span style="font-weight:bold">Present simple&nbsp;</span>

<span style="font-weight:bold">Present continuous</span>

I sing every day. 

I am singing right now. 

Water boils at 100 *C.

He likes pizza. 

I am playing a game.

He is sleeping at the moment. 

He likes to dance.

I am dancing. 

Look at the words below. Which ones are signal words for the Present Simple and which ones are signal words for the Present Continuous?

<span style="color:rgb(10, 183, 0);font-weight:bold">Present Simple</span>

<span style="color:rgb(236, 72, 77);font-weight:bold">Present Continuous</span>

Right now

Today

Never

This moment

Often

Every week

Present Simple or Continuous?
Look! He ___ (leave) the house.

Present Simple or Present Continuous?
Ronald ___ (put) food in the oven right now.

Present Simple or Present Continuous?
My mom ___ (not solve) a crossword puzzle each week.

Present Perfect Continuous / Present Perfect 

I've been looking forward to the holidays!

1. Past Perfect Continuous
2. Present Perfect Continuous
3. Present Perfect
4. Present Continuous

Present Perfect Continuous vs. Present Perfect Simple

My friend ________ a new computer.

1. has bought (simple)
2. has been buying (continuous)

Present P. Continuous vs. Present P. Simple

So, what _____________ these last few hours? Anything fun?

1. have you done (simple)
2. have you been doing (continuous)

Present perfect vs present perfect continuous.

How long ______(Gina/work)on the project? It still hasn't been finished.

1. has Gina been working
2. Has Gina worked

Stative verbs

Stative verbs are almost never used in the present continuous 

Examples:

believe

(dis)agree

(dis)like

forget

hate

know

like

love

recognize

remember

understand

• You could say it is 'yes / no' or 'black / white':
  

• You believe in something or you don't.
  
• You like / love / hate something or you don't.
• You remember / recognize / understand something or you don't.
  
  
• You are not 'busy' doing those things at a specific moment.

Is this a stative verb or not?
hear

1. stative verb
2. not a stative verb

Is this a stative verb or not?
smell

1. stative verb
2. not a stative verb

Is this a stative verb or not?
own

1. stative verb
2. not a stative verb

Is this a stative verb or not?
try

1. stative verb
2. not a stative verb

Is this a stative verb or not?
exist

1. stative verb
2. not a stative verb

exercises a-b-i

done? - read the Great Gatsby

answers

welcome!

- examenidioom 

- examenteksten - leesstrategieen

- reading + questions

goals

- I know what the final HAVO exam looks like

- I can apply a reading strategy to familiarize myself with a text

- I can recognize and actively use the words on p 146-150 examenidioom

- I have read three text at B2/C1 level

- I have answered multiple choice, true/false, and open-ended questions about a text