Chapter 2 - week 45

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Homework Tuesday 8/11/2022

• Study: vocabulary C (p. 125)
• Study theme words: In the courtroom
• Do ex. 17, 19, 20

Today's Lesson Tuesday

• Homework check
• together: ex. 27
• Explanation Past Perfect
• Grammar exercises

What is happening in this sentence?

When he arrived to the train station, the train had already left.

What happened

first?

🇬🇧 Past Simple 

🇳🇱 Verleden Tijd

ww+ed

(irr. verb = 2e vorm)

I 

I saw him yesterday.

🇬🇧 Past Perfect

🇳🇱 Voltooid Verleden Tijd

🇬🇧 Past Simple 

🇳🇱 Verleden Tijd

ww+ed

(irr. verb = 2e vorm)

He arrived to the train station.

I decided to walk home.

🇬🇧 Past Perfect 

🇳🇱 Voltooid Verleden Tijd

had + ww+ed

(irr. verb = had + 3e vorm)

When he arrived to the train station the train had left.

I had lost my bike key so I decided to walk home.

The Past Perfect shows what happened first in the past.

Fill in the Past Perfect:
When I walked in, the meeting ___already___ (start).

Fill in the Past Perfect:
After he ______ (pass) his exam, he trew a party.

Fill in the Past Perfect:
He was shocked because he ____ never ____ (see) anything like this.

Great! Now let's practise a bit with the Present Perfect and the Past Simple.

In every question, look carefully what happened first (past perfect) and what happened next (past simple).

When they _______ (finish) school, they _______ (go) to the mall.

1. had finished - went
2. finished - had gone

They ________ (show) me the pictures they ________ (take) during their holiday.

1. had shown - took
2. showed - had taken

The boy _______ (be) sorry for what he ______ (do).

1. had been - did
2. was - had done

Homework Thursday 10/11/2022

• Study: grammar 4 - Past Perfect
• Study: grammar 5 - Prepositions of time and place
• Do ex. 28, 29, 30

Today's Lesson Thursday

• Homework check
• Goformative
• Introduction stone 3: reporting a crime
• Go through theme words: describing a crime
• Speaking exercises

Homework Tuesday 15/11/2022

• Study: theme words - describing a crime
• Study: stone 3