Lesson 3D

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

Lesson 3D

I can talk about someting that is necessary or compulsory

Before we start.. A little reminder..

Do you still remember the present simple? Let's check!

Choose the correct form:
My father ... (work) at a bank

1. does work
2. do work
3. works
4. work

Choose the correct form:
I ... (not like) school.

1. not like
2. not likes
3. doesn't like
4. don't like

Choose the correct form:
My parents ... (want) a dog.

1. want
2. wants
3. do want
4. does want

Choose the correct form:
Mr Visscher ... (teach) English

1. teach
2. teachs
3. teaches
4. teached

Choose the correct form:
Mr Visscher ... (not - teach) another subject.

1. don't teach
2. doesn't teach
3. don't teaches
4. doesn't teaches

Choose the correct form:
... (AH12 & AH 13 - think) English is the best subject ever?

1. Do AH12 & AH13 think
2. Do AH12 & AH13 thinks
3. Does AH12 & AH13 think
4. Does AH12 & AH13 thinks

Get in pairs/groups of 3-4

Answer the following questions:

1. When do we use the present simple?

2. How do we make the affirmative form?

3. What is the SHIT rule?

4. How do we make the negative form?

5. How do we make questions?

Answers:

1. When do we use the present simple?

When we talk about facts and habits.

2. How do we make the affirmative form?

We just use the verb.

3. What is the SHIT rule?

With he / she / it in the affirmative form we add +(e)s to the verb

4. How do we make the negative form?

Don't / Doesn't + verb

5. How do we make questions?

Do/Does + subject + verb

Read the following text

Joel is 16. He's a student at a military school. Every morning he has to get up at 6 a.m. and go for a run. Then he has to tidy his room before breakfast. School lessons are from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. Then he has to do more army training until 5 p.m. At the weekend, Joel and the other students don't have to do schoolwork or army training, but they have to do a lot of sport. Does he have to work hard? Yes, he does. Joel says it's fun.

Translate the yellow words (in pairs)

Joel is 16. He's a student at a military school. Every morning he has to get up at 6 a.m. and go for a run. Then he has to tidy his room before breakfast. School lessons are from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. Then he has to do more army training until 5 p.m. At the weekend, Joel and the other students don't have to do schoolwork or army training, but they have to do a lot of sport. Does he have to work hard? Yes, he does. Joel says it's fun.

Group discussion

1. What is the same with all the yellow words?

2. When do we use have and when do we use has?

Explanation:

We gebruiken have to (moeten) + het hele werkwoord om aan te geven dat iets moet of juist niet hoeft.

Voorbeeld:

Mr Visscher has to be nice to all his students.

Meneer Visscher moet aardig zijn tegen al zijn leerlingen.

Explanation:

De juiste vorm voor een bevestiging is:

have/has to (moeten) + het hele werkwoord 

We gebruiken has alleen bij he/she/it, bij alle andere vormen gebruiken we have:

I have to do my homework.

He has to do his homework.

Explanation:

De juiste vorm voor een ontkenning is:

don't/doesn't have to  (moeten) + het hele werkwoord 

We gebruiken doesn't alleen bij he/she/it, bij alle andere vormen gebruiken we don't:

I don't have to do my homework.

He doesn't have to do his homework.

Explanation:

De juiste vorm voor een vraag is:

do/does + onderwerp +  have to  (moeten) + het hele werkwoord 

We gebruiken does alleen bij he/she/it, bij alle andere vormen gebruiken we do:

 Do I have to do my homework?

Does he have to do his homework?

Fill in:
... (we - learn) for tomorrow's test?

Fill in:
Yes, ... (you - learn) for tomorrow's test!

Fill in:
But my brother says ... (he - not - learn) for tomorrow's test!

Fill in:
He's lying! (he - learn) for tomorrow's test too!

Fill in:
Why (he - learn) for tomorrow's test?

Fill in:
Because you, him and everybody ... (learn) for tomorrow's test.

Check check

If you have all answers correct:

Do exercises 3, 5, 6, 7, and 8

Otherwise:

Follow the teacher's instructions

Exercise 3

1. In winter, I take the bus to school. I ... walk.

2. My sister ... stay at school for lunch. She usually goes home and eats there.

3. I ... wear a school uniform; a black skirt and a white shirt, but my sister ... wear a uniform.

4. We ... study a science: chemistry, physics or biology.

5. I hate maths, but I ... study it.

6. My cousin's school is private, she ... pay.

Continue

Do exercises (3), 5, 6, 7, and 8

Finished?

Do exercises 9 and/or 10

Work on your weektask (study guide)