Herhaling Tenses

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Good morning

Only grab your Tijdenschema, notebook and a pen. 

Bags on the ground!

By the end of this lesson you will have:

- Revised all the tenses (e.g. present/past simple, present/past continuous, present perfect & future

Aims of Today's Lesson

• Present Simple

• Infinitive + s

•  Fact
• Water boils at 100 degrees.

• Habit
• I take the bus to school everyday.

• Regularly*
• We go on holiday twice a year 

Present Continuous

• Am/is/are + infinitive + ing

• Something is happening NOW
• The teacher is writing on the board.
  

• Something takes a while
• The Sahara desert is growing.

• Something annoys you
• She is always running late! 

Past Simple

• Infinitive + ed
• !: Irregular verbs

• Something happened in the past and is finished
• He surprised his grandma last weekend. 

• I went to the Efteling yesterday.

Past Continuous

• Was / were + Infitnitive + ing
• =Was/waren aan het...
• Zat/zaten te...

• Happened in the past + going on for a while. 
• She was cooking all morning.

• I was studying for the English test all weekend.

Past simple & Past continuous

Kunnen samen in één zin gebruikt worden

Iets was aan de gang (past continuous) en werd onderbroken door iets anders (past simple)

I was watching tv when the phone rang. 

Actie 1 = Past continuous

Actie 2 = Past simple

Exercise 

Fill in the correct forms of the verbs in brackets. Use the past simple or the past continuous.

1. Mark and Bryce ___ (play) tennis when Mark broke his ankle.

2. When Margret ___ (walk) into the room, everyone there was working hard.

3. Vicky ___ (watch) the news when her phone rang.

4. ___ you ___ (drive) when Stella called you yesterday?

5. When Jasmine left school, it ___ (rain).

6. Kate was doing her homework when her computer suddenly ___ (crash).

7. Terry was talking to Karima when he ___ (hear) a loud bang.

8. Paul and Jessica ___ (have) breakfast when Julie came in.

Present Perfect

• Have/Has + Infinitief + ed
• OF 3e vorm

• Something started in the past and is still in progress.
• I have lived in Bristol since 1984 (= I still live there)

• Talking about experiences (ever / never)
• She has never been to Italy

• Something happened in the past and the result is visible TODAY
• He has learned Spanish (He can now speak Spanish)

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Future tense

End of the lesson

• Name one thing you have learned this lesson.
• Any questions?
  

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