Irr verbs, Pres Perf & for/since + future

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

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Today's planning

To do: 

Irregular verbs practice

3.5 Present Perfect

Goals: 

You can use the irregular verbs in sentences

You know how and when to use the present perfect

Study the irregular verbs

Join my Quizlet class and practice with the irregular verbs

OR

check this document and study based on similarities

4.2 Present Perfect

Present Perfect: have/has verb+ed or irregular verb (3rd)

An action started in the past and is relevant in the present 

I, you, we, they have taught English at this school for 20 years now.

He, she, it has worked at Albert Heijn since 2015. 

4.2 Present Perfect: follow the steps

1. Subject --> a person, place or thing

2. Have or has --> SHIT-rule

3. verbED / 3rd row --> choose wisely

Ms. Wildeman (1) has (2) been (3) at work since 8AM.

I (1) have (2) loved (3) Marvel movies for a while now.

Since: laat zien wanneer iets is begonnen

For: laat zien hoe lang iets heeft geduurd

He's just finished his painting.

He's already sold the painting.

He hasn't finished his painting yet.

Make a present perfect: he / has / not / breakfast.

Make a present perfect: it / rain / all day.

Make a present perfect: they / finish / their / homework.

Make a present perfect: the / concert / sell / out.

Make a present perfect: she / go / to the library today.

4.2 Present Perfect

Remember: subject + have/has + verbED/3rd row

Present Perfect: something started in the past + is relevant

Present Perfect practice - easier

Present Perfect practice - harder

For and since - easier

For and since - harder

Future forms

Present continuous - future arrangements; often with time, date, or place --> I am having a dance party on the 10th.

Be going to + infinitive - future intentions, plans = already decided to do smth & you tell people about it (think - NY's resolutions)

--> I am going to vote later today.

WILL - spontaneous decisions

--> I think I'll have a cup of tea. Don't worry, I'll pay for dinner.

Wat zou je graag doen in het weekend? (be going to)

Wat zijn jouw voorspellingen m.b.t. het weekend? (WILL/WON'T)

Wat zijn je plannen voor het weekend?
(Present Continuous)

Future forms - practice 

Will/Won't: spontaneous / predictions 

PC: plans or arrangements

BGT: decided to do + tell people

Ex 1: present continuous for arrangements

Ex 2: will vs be going to

Ex 3. mixed up together