Recap chapter 2

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2,3

Planning

• Lesson aims 
  
• What do you remember?
  
• Quick recap of the grammar rules
  
• Quiz 
  

Lesson aims

I can tell the difference between the present simple and present continuous

Can use the present simple and present continuous 

Know the difference between the different categories of modal verbs 

Wat weten jullie nog van H2?

Short recap

• Facts
  
• Habits 
  
• Routines
  

Short recap

• Happening now
• Happening over a longer period of time

Match the clue words to the right tense

Present Simple

Present Continuous

Right now

Today

Never

This moment

Often

Every week

What is this cat doing? Use the present continuous

Choose the Present Continuous.

Our teacher ___ the grammar.

1. explains
2. is explain
3. explaining
4. is explaining

Choose the Present Continuous.

Look! The bird ___ !

1. dance
2. dancing
3. are dance
4. is dancing

Choose the Present Continuous.

When ___ for vacation?

1. are we leaving
2. are we leave
3. we leaving
4. we leave

Welke tijd geeft aan dat je nu iets aan het doen bent?

1. Present Simple
2. Present Continuous

Welke tijd geeft aan dat je iets regelmatig doet of dat iets een feit is?

1. Present Simple
2. Present Continuous

She is playing the violin.

1. Present Simple
2. Present Continuous

She plays the violin.

1. Present Simple
2. Present Continuous

I understand the difference between the Present Simple & Present Continuous ....

1. perfectly!
2. quite well, need to study a bit more
3. not really, I need to study a lot
4. not at all! Can you help me?

I understand the difference between the different modal verbs ....

Modal verbs

can / could / may / might / will / would / shall / should / must / ought to

She ... go to school.

Do all of these modal verbs fit in the sentence?

Which modal verb?
The law says that you ... wait for a red light

1. should
2. have to
3. may
4. can

Which modal verb?
I think you ... listen to him, he's very clever

1. must
2. may
3. should
4. would

Think of a caption using a modal verb

I understand the difference between the different modal verbs ....

1. perfectly!
2. quite well, need to study a bit more
3. not really, I need to study a lot
4. not at all! Can you help me?