Unit 3, Lesson 3.2
Lesson 3.1
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Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 6
Exercise 7
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Lesson 3.1
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Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 6
Exercise 7
Lesson 3.2: Grammar
Present Simple
What do you do regularly?
(Try to answer using a short English phrase)
Lesson aims
I can use the Present Simple to talk about things which happen regularly
Success criteria
I can tell when a verb gets an -s in the Present Simple
I can form 5 phrases using the Present Simple correctly
Bad habits
Read along with the text.
Why are some words underlined (onderstreept)?
What is the difference between the blue and the red words?
Why do the red words have an 's' at the end?
Finish the following sentence:
Een werkwoord in de Present Simple krijgt een s als....
Present Simple: affirmative and negative
Affirmative +
I/You/We/They/Mark and Ben play.
He/She/It/Jack plays.
- Add -s/-es for he/she/it.
I/You/We/They/Mark and Ben don't play.
He/She/It/Jack doesn't play.
Negative -
Present Simple: affirmative and negative
play > plays, geen bijzonderheden
wash > washes, komt een 'e' bij voor de uitspraak
carry > carries, 'y' wordt 'i' vanwege de 'i'-klank
cry > cries, 'y' wordt 'i' vanwege de Engelse 'i'-klank
Fill in
We always cook (cook) at 5 p.m.
He never eats (eat) cheese.
Mum and Dad don't watch (not watch) television after dinner.
I don't drink (not drink) coffee.
Jack usually helps (help) his grandmother with the housework.
Form an affirmative (+) phrase using the Present Simple
Form a negative (-) phrase using the Present Simple
Name something new you learned today
How difficult did you find this lesson?
Let’s Practise!
Open your books on page 38:
Do exercises 3, 5, 6, 7
Bonus:
Form 5 phrases using the Present Simple correctly
Write your answers and phrases in your notebook.
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