FL2 grammar lesson 2 (tenses)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

Tenses

Phone facing down on table

Notebook, diary+pen on table

Homework: Lr sentence block 12

Previous lesson: grammar pitfalls

tenses

simple	continuous	perfect
present	present	present
past	past	past

present simple

Hele ww (zonder to)

feit:  The maximum speed on motorways in The Netherlands is 100kph.

gewoonte: He usually goes to work by bike.

volgens schema: The train leaves at 18.09 from platform 3.

in voorwaardelijke bijzin (0) : If you add some sugar to this fruitjuice it becomes much sweeter. 

present continuous

am / is/ are + verb + -ing

aan de gang: Do not disturb dad; he is taking a nap.

tijdelijke situatie: Because our house is being renovated we are living in a caravan.

vastliggend plan voor de toekomst: I am having my teeth checked this afternoon.

in ontwikkeling: The situation is becoming more dangerous every day.

The stranded tourists ... (stay) in hotels.

1. stay
2. are staying

The flight to New York..... (leave) from gate 4D.

1. leaves
2. is leaving

I usually ..... (take) the 5.03 train from platform 3 but today it ..... (leave) from platform 9.

1. take - leaves
2. take-is leaving
3. is taking- is leaving
4. is taking - leaves

present perfect

has / have + voltooid deelwoord

als iets in het verleden gebeurd is en het is nog niet voorbij: I have worked for Jumbo for a year.

als iets in het verleden gebeurd is en het resultaat is nog merkbaar of belangrijk: She has broken her ankle. She cannot walk without crutches

als iets net voorbij is: I have just heard it.

My friend ... (buy) a new house and he ...(move) in on Thursday.

1. has bought - moves
2. is buying - has moved
3. buys - is moving
4. has bought - is moving

... you ever ... (see) a cuter doll than this one?

1. do see
2. have seen
3. are seeing

past simple

2e rijtje / ww+ed

als iets in het verleden begonnen en gestopt is: I read that book. I worked as a shop assistant.

als het op een bepaald moment in het verleden is gebeurd: I read that book last year.

als iets regelmatig gebeurde in het verleden: I I read a book a week when I was at a university.

past continuos

was / were + verb + -ing

wanneer iets in het verleden langer heeft geduurd dan iets anders: When John came home his children were having a party.

wanneer iets in het verleden tijdelijk was: When my parents were on holiday my grandparents were looking after us.

past perfect

had + voltooid deelwoord

als iets eerder gebeurde in het verleden dan iets anders: 

After he had cut his finger, he called 112.

Before entering the cinema they had sanitized their hands.

His brother .... (lose) his keys when he ... ( ski).

1. lost - was skiing
2. had lost - skied
3. was losing - had skied
4. lost - skied

Kitty ... (build) a shed when it ... (start) to rain.

1. built - started
2. was building - started
3. built - had started
4. was building - had started

tense	active	passive
present simple	I make	it is made
present continuous	I am making	it is being made
present perfect	I have made	it has been made
past simple	I made	it was made
past continuous	I was making	it was being made
past perfect	I had made	it had been made

Fill in the right tense

The new Netflix series The Crown ….. (1. chronicle) the early years of QueenElizabeth II’s long reign. Much of the first season …..(2. examine) how Elizabeth’s ascension to the throne ……( 3. impact) her relationship with her husband, Prince Philip, who is alternately supportive of the young monarch (she ….. (4. crown) at 25) and resentful.  Early on, he ….. (5. tell) by aides that he must walk behind her, and the English government ……(6. refuse) to allow the couple to give the children Philip’s name. Biographers …..(7. write) that Philip chafed under these guidelines, perceiving them as a challenge to his manhood. 

But a 1957 cover story in TIME, written on the occasion of the queen’s first visit to the United States since her coronation, ……(8. credit) Philip with modernizing the royal family and connecting with the common people of England.

In the increasingly equalitarian Britain of the postwar years, Britain’s monarchy …..(9. find) itself subject to a questioning, scarcely articulated, of the utility of an expensive royal household whose members …..(10. see) only other aristocrats and ……(11. seem) chiefly concerned with horse racing or – shooting grouse. But today, Britain’s throne ….. (12. never be) more secure, nor its occupant more firmly rooted in her subjects’ affections. The man chiefly responsible for building this new bridge of sympathy and understanding between throne and subject is the vigorous, handsome man Elizabeth married ten years ago.  While Elizabeth ……(13. grow up) surrounded by the royal family and private tutors, Philip was “a relatively impoverished princeling, reared as a commoner, ……( 14. wash) dishes, fired boilers, even played on a skittles team organized by the owner of a local pub.” He is the nephew of King Constantine of Greece and a descendent of Queen Victoria, but when he was just a year old, his father ……(15. condemn) to exile. Philip never even ……(16. learn) Greek. His family fled to Paris and his mother eventually went to a sanatarium in Germany. His father lived with a girlfriend in Monte Carlo and shipped Philip off to England to be raised by a grandmother. He went to British schools and eventually joined the military.  

Philip met Elizabeth, his third cousin, when they were children. From the time she was 13, she was besotted, according to the article. She never fell for another man, though he had other relationships while she grew into adulthood. As suggested in the first episode of The Crown, Elizabeth’s family ……( 17. not approve) of the match.  Despite Philip’s British background and his fine war record, George VI was deeply worried about how British opinion, particularly its left wing, would take to a Greek Prince as the husband of the heiress presumptive. There was also something about his daughter’s brash young man with his loud, boisterous laugh and his blunt, seagoing manners that irritated the gentle King. Besides, the fellow couldn’t shoot.  But Elizabeth won out, and the two married when she was 21 (after her father asked the couple to wait a year to be sure they wanted to wed). The TIME article ……(18. conclude) by accounting the ways the two ……(19. change) one another, though not in the most flattering terms:  

“I think Prince Philip is mad,” she once exclaimed to a palace servant, as her husband, bored stiff with a moment of inactivity, darted out of the palace door in a cocoon of sweaters, to “work up a sweat.” During their marriage, Elizabeth has succeeded to some extent in calming her impetuous husband, restraining his often explosive impatience (“Philip,” she is often heard to remonstrate, “don’t get so annoyed!”) and curbing his quarterdeck vocabulary. By way of return, Philip himself can be credited for the fact that his mousy, slightly frumpy and occasionally frosty bride …….( 20. blossom) into a self-confidently stylish and often radiantly warm young matron.

answers

1. chronicles                                                          12.  has never been
2. examines        
3. Has impacted                                                   13. grew up
4. was crowned                                                    14. has washed
5. is told                                                                   15. was condemned
6. refuses                                                                16. learned
7. have written                                                      17. did not approve
8. credits                                                                 18. concludes
9. found                                                                   19. have changed
10. saw                                                                       20. has blossomed
11. seemed