V2 Recap 5+6

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome!

- put away your phone

- take your books + pen

- please log in to my digital classroom

- start reading your book

At the end of the lesson you:

- have looked at the grammer of theme 5+6 again

- know what you still have to work on

Before we start:

- the Big Challenge will take place during flex hour

Present perfect

Past simple

Past simple vs Present perfect

I (walk) to school yesterday

1. have walked
2. walked
3. walk
4. am walking

Present perfect vs past simple
My sisters (do- not) anything since this morning.

1. hasn't done
2. didn't do
3. haven't done
4. has done

Wie-doet-wat-waar-wanneer

He had a drink at the pub last night

I - an - old lady - helped- at the train station - yesterday

Naomi - me - with my homework - yesterday - helped

bought - I - last month - a new phone

Bijwoorden van frequentie

always = altijd
never = nooit
sometimes = soms
usually = gewoonlijk (meestal)
often = vaak
rarely = zelden

Waar staan ze in de zin?

Deze woorden geven aan hoe vaak iets gebeurt.
1. Ze staan vaak voor het werkwoord.

I always get nervous before a concert.
You often go to the cinema.
We never play tennis.

Waar staan ze in de zin?

Een bijwoord staat altijd voor het werkwoord, behalve...
als het werkwoord een vorm van 'to be' is:
am/are/is/was/were

I am always late for school.

goes - she- to school - by bike - always

never - doing - the dishes - they - like

were- never- for class - they - late

Present continuous voor de future

Theme 5 Grammar

Present continuous

Zo vorm je de present continuous:

am/are/is
+
werkwoord + ing

Welk vorm van de future gebruik je bij afspraken die al gepland staan?

1. will / wont
2. to be going to
3. present continuous
4. present simple

Welk vorm van de future gebruik je bij dingen die je van plan bent?

1. will / wont
2. to be going to
3. present continuous
4. present simple

Remember:

- learn the prepositions of place by heart

- google this and find a picture that helps you remember

Should, must and have to

Should - zouden moeten

Must - moeten (van jezelf)

Have to - moeten (van iemand anders/wet)

If sentences for unlikely situations

Bijzin: if + past simple

Hoofdzin: would (not) + hele ww 

vb. If I knew where he lived, I would visit him.

I would eat sushi every day if I lived in Japan.