schedules

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• Secundair onderwijs

I like to make a weekly schedule.

Agree

Neutral

Disagree

fill out the schedule

- Write 5 activities you want to do this week.

play football

work

Netflix

go for a run

weddingparty

Use these example sentences to ask and answer questions.

Questions: What are you doing on Monday?

Answer: I'm playing games on Monday.

In which tense is this sentence written?
"I'm reading this question."

1. Present simple
2. Present perfect
3. Present continuous
4. Present perfect continuous

Present continuous

Actions happening now

Actions happening in the past

Talking about facts

How is the present continuous formed?

auxiliary verb: to be

auxiliary verb: to have

verb in -ING form

verb in -ED form

To be

To be

the verb in the -ING form

To be

the verb in the -ING form

fixed plans

To be

the verb in the -ING form

fixed plans

future

To be

the verb in the -ING form

fixed plans

future

a specific time reference

The correct -ING form of "to make" is?

1. Making
2. Makeing
3. makking

making

                      drop the -e

 

The correct -ING form of "to die" is?

1. dieing
2. dying
3. diying

making

                      drop the -e

 

dying          change -ie to -y

The correct -ING form of "to beg" is?

1. beging
2. begging
3. begying

making

                      drop the -e

 

dying          change -ie to -y

begging          double

The correct -ING form of "to refer" is?

1. referring
2. refering
3. refereing

making

                      drop the -e

 

dying          change -ie to -y

begging          double

referring        double the -r

The correct -ING form of "to suffer" is?

1. suffering
2. sufferring
3. sufferying

making

                      drop the -e

 

dying          change -ie to -y

begging          double

referring        double the -r

suffering     do not double -r

The correct -ING form of "to ski" is?

1. skying
2. skiing
3. skieing

making

                      drop the -e

 

dying          change -ie to -y

begging          double

referring        double the -r

suffering     do not double -r

skiing

Coursebook page 14

Exercise 2

are spending

are spending

are not going

are spending

are not going

Are you joining

are spending

are not going

Are you joining

am cheering

are spending

are not going

Are you joining

am cheering

Are M&M attending

are spending

are not going

Are you joining

am cheering

Are M&M attending

am watching

are spending

are not going

Are you joining

am cheering

Are M&M attending

am watching

are planning

are spending

are not going

Are you joining

am cheering

Are M&M attending

am watching

are planning

is hiking

are spending

are not going

Are you joining

am cheering

Are M&M attending

am watching

are planning

is hiking

is not coming

are meeting

are spending

are not going

Are you joining

am cheering

Are M&M attending

am watching

are planning

is hiking

is not coming

are meeting

is buying

We use the present continuous to talk about fixed plans.

True

False

How do we form the present continuous?

To be +base form of the verb

To be + -ING form of the verb

To be + to go

A specific time reference is often found with the present continuous?

True

False