Your future- Grammar E- compound and complex sentences

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Havo 3

Lesson 1

Learning Goal: 

By the end of the lesson: 

- I can make simple, compound and complex sentences. 

Lesson Overview: 

-SO bespreken

Prior knowledge

That's the girl ________ stole my bike!

1. who
2. which
3. that
4. whose

My new phone, _______ only arrived yesterday, is not working!

1. who
2. which
3. that
4. whose

He's the neighbour ________ cat uses our garden as a toilet!

1. who
2. which
3. that
4. whose

That's the classroom ______ always smells bad.

1. who
2. which
3. that
4. whose

Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences

Simple Sentences

A sentence with one verb and one subject. 

I work at AH on Saturdays.

Jenny and I walked together to school. 

Compound Sentences

When you join two simple sentences together. 

Usually joined with linking words:  for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so (FANBOYS)

I want to go to school, but I am too sick. 

We were hungry, so we grabbed some lunch.

Complex Sentences

When you add a dependent clause to a simple sentence.

Usually joined with linking words:  because, although, after, when, before

She liked singing in front of the mirror when she was younger.

There were no pizzas left in the canteen before the game.

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Practice page 124

To do: 

exercises 27, 28b&c and 29 a,b, c

Finished?

- SlimStampen

ex. 29 b

ex. 29 c

Havo 3

Week 5

Lesson 2

Learning Goal: 

By the end of the lesson: 

- I can use all the tenses I have learned so far.

Lesson Overview: 

- Homework Check

- Tense Review

- Practice

*SO next Friday 

- Vocabulary Chapter 6

- Grammar Chapter 6

Match the tenses with the verbs

Present simple

Present continuous

Past continuous

Future Tense

Past simple

Present Perfect

I am going to work

We worked

She works

You are working

I was working

I have worked

8B SB ex. 2

Tense Overview

Present Simple

For things that happen regularly, also used for facts. 

I write in my diary every night. 

Past Simple

When something happened (and finished) in the past.

Jackie called James to break up with him.

Present Continuous

When something is happening right now. 

Alice is walking the dog.

Past Continuous

 In past over longer period. Combined w/ past simple. 

My mother was fixing my phone when it started ringing. 

 

Present Perfect

Started in the past, result is still visible. 

I have walked all the way home, I'm tired now. 

Future Tenses

will, going to, present simple, present continuous, present perfect

I will pick you up from work later today.        I will have played most of the games by the time she arrives.

Past Perfect

Started in the past, result visible until another point 

I had already played five matches before I finally won.

Grammar Practice page 138

To do: 

exercise 50a & b

exercise 51

exercise 52

finished early?

work on PO

homework: 

exercise 52b