Grammar - everything you need to know from Unit 2

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Grammar tenses
  1. When do you use the Present Continuous?
  2. When do you use the present Simple?


If you need help!
Read pages 142&143 - 2.1 2.2 and 2.3 Student Book (iPad)
If you need practice
look at page 12 ex 1 t/m 4 in the WORK BOOK (paper book)
look at page 14 ex 9 t/m 11 in the WORK BOOK (paper book)

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Jack ... with his mum and his sister.

A
living
B
don't live
C
lives

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She ... a lot of noise.

A
makes
B
making
C
make

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We’re at the zoo at the moment and we ________
a great time.
A
have
B
are having
C
haves
D
has

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She ________ very hard because she has a maths test tomorrow.
A
works
B
is working
C
am working
D
are working

Slide 6 - Quiz

There are exceptions!!!
State verbs 

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Review: state verbs
Verbs that are usually only used in the present simple:
Verbs of thinking and opinions: believe, think, understand, suppose, expect, agree, doubt, know, agree, look, remember, forget, promise, mean, imagine, deserve, guess.
Verbs of emotions: like, love, hate, care, hope, wish, want, prefer etc.
see page 22 (ex 4) SB.

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Can you explain the s.h.it rule?

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The Shit- rule means that you put an -"s" after the verb when you say 'my dog', or 'my uncle'.

A
True
B
False

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The verb " to have"
Present tense of to have: 
I have
she /he/ it has
we /they/ you have
if you need help
Page 143 in Student book 2.4
If you need practice
Use page 13 in work book. Exercises 7 and 8

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have and have got
Use of "have" and "have got"?
1. Have and have got mean the same. Have got is more informal. We use it a lot when we speak but not so much when we write. 

2.Have and have got express possession: I have a new car / I've got a new car

3. When have + noun expresses an activity or habit have (not have got) is used: I have a shower every day NOT I've got a shower every day

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Shortened forms
I have (got) = I've (got)
She/he/it  has (got) = She's/ he's /it's (got)
They/we have (got) = they've/we've (got)

Negative forms of the shortened forms
I have not (got)= I haven't (got)
She/he/it has not (got) = She hasn't/ he hasn't /it hasn't (got)
They/we/you have not (got) = they haven't  /we haven't / you haven't (got)





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We ... two kittens.

A
's got
B
've got
C
has

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Do you ... a rabbit?

A
have
B
have got
C
has

Slide 15 - Quiz

Does she _______ chickens?
A
has
B
have
C
have got
D
hasn't

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 Complete the short answers.
Example: Have you got a puppy? No, I haven’t
1. Do you like going on holiday? Yes, ____________
2. Does your teacher get angry very often? No,______________
3. Are you going home now? Yes,_________________________
4. Has she got any money? No,_________________
5. Have you got a bike? Yes,______________

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True or False

The present continuous is used when talk about something while it is happening.
A
True
B
False

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True or False

You use the present simple for facts and habits

A
True
B
False

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Correct the mistake in each item.
Example:     Let's do a party! have

1. I’m wait for you at school. Where are you? _________
2. Jack and Joey are having a pet chicken called Kenny. ______
3. I’m very sorry but I’m not understanding you. ___________  
4. Do you has a red pen? _______
State verbs
re-read 2.3 page 143 in the student book (iPad)
Do exercise 5 on page 13 of the work book

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This is a review of the grammar in Unit 2

                                                               Grammar Test (2-test)
                                                                  THURSDAY the 5th of November 

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