4A: Grammar: Present perfect (wk 19.2)

• English
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Today's lesson

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•  Kensuke's Kingdom
• H/w check 
• Page 30 in English File 


• Grammar
• Cat song

Date for your agenda

Upcoming tests- I'll let you know next week!

Grammar from Unit 3 - 

Be going to for plans and predictions. 

Present continuous (future arrangements)

 Verbs+prepositions, relative pronouns - who, which, where. 

Grammar from Unit 4 - 

Present perfect (+ yet/already)

Present perfect or Past simple. 

Something, anything, nothing 

Vocabulary: Housework and make or do and Shopping, adjectives ending in ed and -ing

Today's Lesson

P. 30 Grammar: Present Perfect - Yet,just already. including exercises on page 132 Grammar Bank 4A

In the lesson we will do exercises 3a (1-2-3) 3b and 3c - including exercises on page 132 Grammar Bank 4A

H/W is on the next slide, it can be done in the lesson if you have time

Homework in Som

Before Tuesday's lesson: 

Finish the Grammar exercises in ex 3 a-b-c

Make sure you know the past participles (3rd row of the verb list on page 164 / Cat song/ Irregular verbs Quizlet cards

Page 30 - Exercise 3

Look at the pictures and read the conversations

Then complete them with the verbs from the list.

These verbs are *past participles.

The first one 'finished' has been done for you.

*past participles are regular and irregular verbs- Do you remember the cat song? 

Page 30 exercise 2

Ask each other the questions about housework

Page 31

Exercise c. 

Match the sentences 1-4 to the meanings A-D

The verbs are in the present perfect

Kensuke's Kingdom

Present Perfect? 

Which verb(s) do we need to make a sentence in the

Present Perfect? 

verb	past simple	past participle
catch
	fell
		beaten
break
	slept
		run

Drive
	ate
		flown

Grammar Bank p. 132

4A: Present perfect: - Read the information and do the exercises for 4A on page 133.

Extra Grammar Notes:

There is not much difference between "have you 

finished" and "have you finished yet" but adding yet implies that you are going to finish.

There are several different uses for the present perfect but in this Unit we are looking at using it with already / yet / just.  - For things that have happened recently with no time mentioned. 

Homework 

Before tomorrow's lesson: 

Workbook P 26/27 ex 2 a -b