Unit 1, lesson 2

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Unit 1, lesson 2

- Take out your laptop & log in

- Open All Right! Online

Today

- Hand in your 'letter to yourself'

- Continue unit 1, lesson 2 (listening & grammar)

Lesson Goals

Listening:

-I can understand essential information in short recordings

Grammar:

-I can form both the present perfect & present perfect continuous, and use both in a sentence correctly

Britpop

•  Ex. 3 (online/book)
• Use wh-questions

But first..

What is a 'wh-question'?

Britpop

•  Ex. 3a (online)
• Use wh-questions

Done?

• compare your questions with a neighbour

Britpop

• Together, we'll listen to the recording 
• Do exercise 3
• Listen again, now do exercise 4

Which of these sentences is a
present perfect

1. I live in Nijmegen
2. I have lived in Nijmegen
3. I am living in Nijmegen
4. I lived in Nijmegen

Present perfect 

'I have lived in Nijmegen for 3 years, I still love the city!'

1. Iets dat in het verleden is begonnen en nog steeds voortduurt/waar is
2. De nadruk ligt op het resultaat van iets dat in het verleden is gebeurd
3. Iets dat echt net is gebeurd 

Present perfect continuous

'I have been waiting here for hours!'

1. Als je iets (te) lang vindt duren
2. Als je aan wil geven dat iets het gevolg is van iets in het verleden dat toen een lange tijd duurde
3. Signaalwoorden: lately, for hours, all day, for ages, for a long time

Present perfect 

Have/has + ww-ed (or irregular verb!)

I have waited for this

Eenmalig/geen nadruk op tijdsduur

Present perfect continuous 

Have/has been + ww-ing

I have been waiting for hours

Gebeurt vaker/wel nadruk op tijdsduur 

Forming questions & negatives

Present perfect

- I have not waited for this

- Have I waited for this?

Present perfect continuous

-I have not been waiting for hours

-Have I been waiting for hours?

Is this sentence a present perfect or present perfect continuous?
'I have been to London before'

1. Present perfect
2. Present perfect continuous

Present perfect or present perfect continuous?
'I have been teaching all day'

1. Present perfect
2. Present perfect continuous

Ex. 6: which one is correct?
Charlize ... (to look) for a job as a band manager for a year now

1. has looked
2. has been looking

Fill in the gap, use a present perfect continuous (ex 6)

My drumming hasn't improved, because I ... (not - to practice) much

Now try for yourselves! 

•  Exercise 6, 7 and 8 (online or in book)
• Extra grammar quiz on Magister
• Done? study Vocabulary on Quizlet/wrts

Homework

1. Finish ex. 6, 7, 8 (online)
2. Do exercise 9 (online; listening)
3. Study vocabulary (lesson 2, ex. 2) & grammar (present perfect & present perfect continuous)

Tomorrow: continue with lesson 3