3 year - Grammar Term 1

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• Leerjaar 3

3 year - Grammar Term 1

Recap of:

✅ Present Simple & Continuous

✅ Past Simple & Continuous

✅ Present Perfect

✅ Irregular verbs

We use Present Simple to talk about:

1. Routines, habbits, facts
2. Things happening at the moment of speaking
3. Actions that started and finished in the past
4. Actions that started in the past but still happen now

We use Present Continuous to talk about:

1. Routines, habbits, facts
2. Things happening at the moment of speaking
3. Actions that started and finished in the past
4. Actions that started in the past but still happen now

We use Past Simple to talk about:

1. Routines, habbits, facts
2. Things happening at the moment of speaking
3. Actions that started and finished in the past
4. Actions that started in the past but still happen now

We use Present Perfect to talk about:

1. Routines, habbits, facts
2. Things happening at the moment of speaking
3. Actions that started and finished in the past
4. Actions that started in the past but still happen now

Which sentence talks about an action that was interrupted in the past

1. I was having dinner when you called
2. She read a book when I walked into the room
3. The bell rang while they were working
4. He was sleeping when the dog was barking

Present Continuous

Present Perfect

Past Simple

Past Continuous

Present Simple

She’s eating breakfast right now.

They went to Spain last summer.

I’ve never seen that movie.

He was reading when I arrived.

I usually get up at 7.

She ___ (go) to school every day.

They ___ (watch) TV right now.

I ___ (not see) him yet.

Yesterday we ___ (play) football for two hours.

I_____ (live) here since 2019.

When she ______ (arrive), he ____ (cook) dinner.

A: Where ___ you ___ (be)? I ___ (look) for you all morning!
B: I ___ (go) to the gym, but now I’m back.

go
_________
gone

see
saw
_______

write
wrote
_______

eat
_______
eaten

do
did
______

take
________
taken

buy
bought
_______

drive
______
driven

Which grammar topic do you feel strongest in, and why?

Which tense do you still need to review before the test? How will you do that?