VB2a - Friday 9 May - unit 6.2: past simple vs present perfect

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 2

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It is better to hold onto something one has than to risk losing it by trying to get something better.

Beter één vogel in de hand dan tien in de lucht. (= liever een beetje dan helemaal niets)

Planning:

• 5-minute reading
• Past simple
• do: unit 6.2 ex. 4, 5, 6, 7 (toets inzage)
• homework:   (for next week)

Past simple

Wat is het?

Iets wat je in het verleden hebt gedaan en het is nu voorbij.

Hoe maak je het?

Regelmatige werkwoorden? -> ED achter het werkwoord zetten.

I walked to school yesterday.

onregelmatige werkwoorden? -> die moet je leren.

I ate a sandwich this morning.

signaalwoorden

yesterday, last year, this morning, in 2018

Ontkenningen (past simple):

je hebt did not + werkwoord nodig. Je past het werkwoord achter didn't NIET AAN!

Zie voorbeelden:

He didn't (did not is ook goed) call you yesterday.

I didn't invite them to my wedding.

We didn't look at the screen.

Vraagzinnen (past simple):

Bij vraagzinnen in heb je did nodig en een werkwoord die je NIET AANPAST. Did zet je altijd VOORAAN in de zin.

Zie voorbeelden:

Did you follow the orders?

Did she bring the book?

Did they leave two hours ago?

Past simple or present perfect?
They...(to work) there last year.

1. work
2. worked
3. have worked
4. works

Past simple or present perfect?
We...(to visit) Barcelona in 2019.

1. have visited
2. visit
3. visited
4. visits

Past simple or present perfect?
(-) She...(to think) about it yet.

1. hasn't thought
2. didn't think
3. thinked not
4. hasn't thinked

Past simple or present perfect?
(-) You...(to write) a review last week.

1. write not
2. haven't written
3. writed not
4. didn't write

Past simple or present perfect?
(?) ...you ever...(to eat) a pizza?

1. did eat
2. have eaten
3. did eaten
4. do ate

Past simple or present perfect?
(?)...you...(to play) football against a German football team in July?

1. have played
2. have play
3. did play
4. play

Past simple or present perfect?
I...(to buy) a new sweater yesterday.

1. bought
2. have bought
3. buyed
4. have buyed

Past simple or present perfect?
He...already...(to complete) all the tasks.

1. completed
2. did complete
3. completes
4. has completed

Past simple or present perfect
(-) I...(to do) my homework yet.

Past simple or present perfect
(+) I...(to watch) that film in 2019.