Chapter 2: C reading

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Chapter 2: Time for school

Welcome, please have a seat.

(BASTA)

!!!Get your laptops and books out, but don't open them yet!!!

Index

1. Lesson aims
2. Checking tests(?)/vocabulary
3. Present perfect.


4. Blooket

Important info:

- the break is in 2 days!

- Tests remaining: Chapter 2, Irregular verbs

Lesson aims

At the end of the lesson, the student:

- can use the present perfect.

- is familiar with new vocabulary

- has practiced irregular verbs

Open your vocabulary list

You'll get 4 minutes to study list A & C.

EN-NE

1. to bend
   
2. brilliant
   
3. to contact
   
4. fine
   
5. pressure
   
6. to reassure
   
7. to swell
   
8. to worry
   

NE-EN

1. chest
   
2. to destroy
   
3. downside
   
4. to experience
   
5. guinea pig
   
6. important
   
7. to measure
   
8. rare
   

EN-NE

1. ankle
   
2. brilliant
   
3. to contact
   
4. excellent
   
5. mate
   
6. to grab
   
7. memory
   
8. pressure

NE-EN

1. colleague
   
2. tutor
   
3. are on display
   
4. engineer
   
5. halt
   
6. to inspire
   
7. to participate
   
8. popularity
   

What do I use the present perfect for?

What is a past participle?

1. 3e rijtje
2. 2e rijtje
3. ww+ed/onregelmatig werkwoord
4. voltooid deelwoord

Present perfect

The present perfect is used for indicating that something begun in the past and is still going on.

Or to show that something still has effect right now!

It is made by:

1.  identifying the subject

2. choosing from has/have

3. past participle

We have already washed the car. It is clean now.

I have had a headache for two weeks now.

He has never been to London before.

Wout has already eaten his vegetables.

Key words: already, never, so far, recently

What is the correct formation of the present perfect tense?

1. Subject + has/have + past participle
2. Subject + will + past participle
3. Subject + is/are + past participle
4. Subject + did + past participle

The past participle

= het voltooid deelwoord

This is the third row at the back of your book

OR!

verb+ ed

Blooket!

Irregular verbs

(you can use your book)

to eat - ate- eaten

Homework

We're starting at page 92(havo)

C reading

We're starting together.