7 January class 3

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome back everybody!

How was your holiday?
What did you do?

What are we going to do today?

• Speaking game

• Recap of grammar

• Study for the test

Lesson goals

At the end of this lesson you will be able to:

• Speak about various topics in the past simple and present perfect.
• Give short yes and no answers.
• Name prepositions of directions and modals.

Speaking game

W: We are going to play a speaking game.

H: In groups of four or with three people, with a dice and a worksheet.

H: If you have a question ask three classmates before seeing me.

T: You have 15 minutes for this.

U: You will have spoken in the past and present perfect.

K: Try to think of other questions you want to ask each other in English.

Grammar recap

Short yes/no answers

Prepositions of direction

Modals (may, might, be allowed to)

Past simple vs present perfect

Short yes and no answers

Short yes and no answers

• Polite
  

Prepositions of direction

Name as many prepositions of direction that you know.

Prepositions of direction

Modals

What are modal verbs?

Past simple vs present perfect

Past simple

Present perfect

Je gebruikt deze vorm om aan te geven dat iets in het verleden begonnen is en nu nog bezig is.

Deze vorm bestaat uit have/has+ voltooid deelwoord.

Je gebruikt deze vorm voor dingen die in het verleden zijn gebeurd en die nu zijn afgelopen.

Bij deze vorm krijgen regelmatige werkwoorden + –ed

Past simple 

• Something happend in the past and it has ended.

- I went to Madrid this holiday.

Present perfect

• Something happened in the past and it is still going on right now.

- I have been living in the Netherlands since I was born.

Past simple 

• Regular verbs get -ed in the past tense.

- Worked, wanted, played.

Present perfect

• We use have or has + verb

- I have wanted that phone for so long.

Past simple 

Exeption: 

• Words that end with -Y that have a consonant sound before it turn into -ied 

-Try - tried

Past simple 

Exeption: 

• If it has a vowel sound than the -y turns into -yed.  

-Play- played

Are there any questions?

Study for the test

TEST THEME 1 AND THEME 2

All stones, vocabulary and grammar (short yes/no answers, prepositions of direction, modals (may, might, be allowed to), past simple vs present perfect)

Lesson goals

At the end of this lesson you will be able to:

• Speak about various topics in the past simple and present perfect.
  
• Give short yes and no answers.
  
• Name prepositions of directions and modals.
  

Homework

Study for the test of chapters 1 & 2!