27/09/2023: Grammar practice

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Today

Reading

Difference present simple / continuous

+, -. ? zinnen

Used to/use to

All, every, each

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3 minutes!

Look at the example sentences: when do you use the present simple?
- I go to bed every evening at 8 p.m.
- He goes to school every day
- The train arrives at 12:30
- My mother bakes cookies every year during Christmas

Look at the example sentences: when do you use the present continuous?
I am studying for my final exams at the library.
The children are swimming in the pool.
She is talking on the phone with her friend.
The dog is chasing its tail in the yard.

+, -, ? sentences

You used to walk to school every day. (+)

You didn't use to walk to school every day (-)

Did you use to walk to school every day? (?)

Used to

Something that happened regularly in the past but does not happen anymore.

Fill in the blanks
My mother ... ... bake delicious cookies (+)

Fill in the blanks
I .... .... .... eat sushi, but now I love it
(-)

Fill in the blanks
.... you ... ... play guitar in a band? (?)

All, every, each

All: We use "all" when we are talking about everything or everyone together as a group.

Example: "All the students are in the classroom."

Every: We use "every" when we talk about each individual thing or person in a group, one at a time.

Example: "Every student in the class has a book."

Each: We use "each" to show that something is done or given individually, one by one, and it's often used when you want to emphasize that you are talking about individual things within a group.

Example: "She gave a gift to each of her students."

"All" emphasizes that every student as a group is in the classroom.

"Every" emphasizes that each individual student is in the classroom.

"Each" emphasizes that she gave something to each individual student, one by one.

Practice

What: on the ELO, practice grammar and vocabulary

How: by yourself

Help: your book

There are exercises for all the grammar and there is a quizlet with the vocabulary of unit 1.