Grammar Recap
You know the grammar from last year
Grammar Recap
You know the grammar from last year
Present Simple & Present Continuous
Present Simple:
Facts & Habits
Present Continuous:
Something that is happening right now
Past Now Future
How to form the verb
verb or verb+s
I sleep
you sleep
She sleeps
He sleeps
It sleeps
We sleep
They sleep
Present simple
'to be' + verb+ing
I am sleeping
you are sleeping
She is sleeping
He is sleeping
It is sleeping
We are sleeping
They are sleeping
Present continuous
Present Simple
Examples
Verbs
Normal verbs
Verbs ending in "s" sounds
Verbs ending in consonant+'y'
We sit
He sits
I watch
She watches
They party
He parties
Present Continuous
Verbs
I am watching
you are skating (skate)
He is panicking (panic)
We are travelling (travel)
Normal verbs
Verbs ending in 'e'
Verbs ending in 'c'
Words ending in vowel+'l'
Examples
Present Continuous
Verbs
I am stopping (stop)
you are cutting (cut)
She is swapping (swap)
We are playing (play)
Verbs that are short and end in a vowel and consonant
BUT NOT ENDING IN "Y"
Examples
Future Tense
'Going to' and 'will':
Future predictions
Things you are sure will happen in the future
Promises
Things you say you will do in the future
Shall:
Suggestions
Things you want to do in the future
Using it in a sentence
Going to:
I am going to sleep soon.
he/she/it is going to sleep soon.
you/we/they are going to sleep soon.
Will/won't:
I will go home.
I won't (will not) go home.
Shall:
Shall we/I go home?
More future
Present Simple
We can use the present continuous to talk about plans in the future.
I am flying to Madrid this summer.
We are driving to the shops in an hour.
They are protesting this Sunday.
Future plans
We can use the present simple to talk about facts
We leave early tomorrow.
School starts late because of the snow.
The next holiday begins on the 14th of February.
Future facts
Present Continuous
Past Simple & Past Continuous
Past simple:
Something that happened in the past.
Past Continuous:
Something that happened for a longer time in the past
Past Now Future
Past Now Future
Past Simple vs Past Continuous
The past simple & continuous can both be used in the same sentence.
We were cycling to school when it started to rain.
He threw the ball when we were playing baseball.
I fell on the ground when I was running around.
The short event is the past simple
The long event is the past continuous
How to form the verb
verb+ed
I walked
you walked
She walked
He walked
It walked
We walked
They walked
Past simple
'to be' + verb+ing
I was walking
you were walking
She was walking
He was walking
It was walking
We were walking
They were walking
Past continuous
Past Simple
We watched (watch)
She lived (live)
They hurried (hurry)
I grabbed (grab)
Verbs
Normal verbs
Verbs ending in "e"
Verbs ending in consonant+'y'
Verbs that are short and end in a vowel and consonant
Examples
Past Simple
Irregular verbs:
to be > was/were
to buy > bought
to dig > dug
to fall > fell
to go > went
to throw > threw
to sleep > slept
Past Continuous
Verbs
I was watching
you were skating (skate)
He was panicking (panic)
We were travelling (travel)
Normal verbs
Verbs ending in 'e'
Verbs ending in 'c'
Words ending in vowel+'l'
Examples
Past Continuous
Verbs
I was stopping (stop)
you were cutting (cut)
She was swapping (swap)
We were playing (play)
Verbs that are short and end in a vowel and consonant
BUT NOT ENDING IN 'Y'
Examples
Present Perfect simple
Present perfect:
Something that happened in the past, but is still relevant now
"I lost my keys" vs "I have lost my keys"
Past Now Future
Present Perfect simple
We have watched (watch)
She has lived (live)
They have hurried (hurry)
I have grabbed (grab)
Verbs
Normal verbs
Verbs ending in "e"
Verbs ending in consonant+'y'
Verbs that are short and end in a vowel and consonant
Examples
Similar to the Past simple, but with have/has:
have/has verb+ed
Present Perfect simple
Irregular verbs:
to be > been
to buy > bought
to dig > dug
to fall > fallen
to go > gone
to throw > thrown
to sleep > slept
Comparative & Superlative
Simply said:
Comparative = vergrotende trap
Superlative = overtreffende trap
I am fast. (adjective)
He is faster than me. (comparative)
She is the fastest in the entire school. (Superlative)
Comparative & Superlative
Examples
Adjective
smarter
the smartest
braver
the bravest
happier
the happiest
bigger
the biggest
Normal Adjectives
Adjectives ending in 'e'
Adjectives ending in consonant+'y'
Adjectives that are short and end in a vowel and consonant
Comparative & Superlative
more intelligent
the most intelligent
good > better > the best
bad > worse > worst
little > less > least
far > farther > farthest
further furthest
Adjectives with 2 or more syllables
Irregular adjectives
Adjective
Examples