14 t/m 18 okt

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome to English class!

Schedule

- Listening practice: Buzzfeed unsolved

- Korte vragenlijst (Som)

- ZW Prepare for the test

Buzzfeed Unsolved

JonBenét Ramsey

What does the word 'ransom' mean?

00:22

What did JonBenet's mother find on the stairs? 

A: a letter from her daughter

B: a page from her daughters diary

C: a letter from the kidnapper (ontvoerder) with JB's location

D: a letter from the kidnapper (ontvoerder) asking for money

00:51

What did JonBenet's mother find on the stairs?

1. a letter from her daughter
2. a page from her daughters diary
3. a letter from the kidnapper with JB's location
4. a letter from the kidnapper asking for money

00:52

Why did the police not search the house?

open question

01:27

Why did the police not search the house

01:28

What was the main cause of JonBenet's death? 

 

A: strangled (gewurgd) to death 

B: bludgeoned (doodgeslagen) to death 

01:28

What does the word 'autopsy' mean?

02:20

What was the main cause of JonBenet's death?

1. strangled to death
2. B: bludgeoned to death

02:21

How much money was asked in the Ransom note?

03:34

How much money was asked in the Ransom note?

03:44

What was the most chilling fact about the ransom note?

open question

06:22

What was the most chilling fact about the ransom note?

06:23

Why did police rule out an 'accidental murder'?

A: there was no matching dna found

B: no accidents (ongelukken) could happen in a basement

C: the evidence (bewijs)  of strangulation was too convincing (overtuigend)

D: her injuries (verwondingen) were too severe (heftig)

08:39

Why did police rule out an 'accidental murder'?

1. : there was no matching dna found
2. no accidents (ongelukken) could happen in a basement
3. the evidence (bewijs) of strangulation was too convincing (overtuigend)
4. her injuries (verwondingen) were too severe (heftig)

08:49

What did Bill write to his wife?

A: a story about the kidnapping of her daughter

B: a play about a happy girl 

C: a story about a girl who was murdered

D: a play about a murder

10:00

What did Bill write to his wife?

1. a story about the kidnapping of her daughter
2. a play about a happy girl
3. a story about a girl who was murdered
4. a play about a murder

10:01

Why did the police not voncict Olivia?

A: he wasn’t in Boulder at the time

B: he didn’t match the dna found at the scene

C: the phonecall was fake

12:00

Why did the police not convict Olivia?

1. he wasn’t in Boulder at the time
2. he didn’t match the dna found at the scene
3. the phonecall was fake

12:01

Name 2 things that were convincing (overtuigend) about the emails sent by Karr 

Open question

14:16

Why was the DNA from the underwear ruled out?

A: none of the suspects were a match

B: the same dna was found on unused products

C: it was tested as inconclusive

16:00

Why was the DNA from the underwear ruled out ?

1. none of the suspects were a match
2. the same dna was found on unused products
3. it was tested as inconclusive

16:55

Who do you think killed JonBenét ?

A family member

Bill

Oliva

Karr and his partnet

14:16

Name 2 things that were convincing about the emails sent by Karr

ZW choice:

- Make Irregular verbs flashcards: 100 verbs (Somtoday studiewijzer) OR quizlet

- Practice past simple/past continuous: worksheet

- Reading practice 

Welcome to English class!

Schedule

- Re-cap past simple/past continuous

- ZW Prepare for the test

When do we use the past simple?

When do we use the past continuous?

How do we make the past simple? (what happens to the verb)

How do we make the past continuous? (what happens to the verb)

How do we figure out when to use the past simple or the past continuous in one sentence?

Past continuous

It was snowing yesterday

I wasn't writing a letter

Were you celebrating a festival? 

Past simple

I saw him yesterday

We didn't leave him behind.

Did she clean her room?

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wasn't/weren't + ww + ing

didn't + ww (no -ed!)

ww + -ed

was/were + ww + -ing

Did + (pronoun) + ww (no -ed!)

Was(n't)/were(n't) + (pronoun) + ww + -ing

Past continuous.

Events that happened in the past and continued for a while

Past simple

Short events that happened in the past

It was snowing yesterday.

I wasn't writing a letter.

Were you celebrating a festival?

I saw him yesterday.

We didn't leave him behind.

Did she clean her room?

Past Simple / Past Continuous?


I ... (enjoy) the sun last Sunday.

1. enjoyed
2. have enjoyed
3. were enjoyed
4. was enjoying

Past simple / Past Continuous
He .... (listen) to music when his mother ...(call) him

1. listened / was calling
2. were listening / called
3. is listening / calls
4. was listening / called

Past simple / Past continuous
I ....( break) my mirror while I ...( park) my car.

1. breaked / was parking
2. broke / was parking
3. broke / were parking
4. break / am parking.

past simple / past continuous
While I ...( study) my sister suddenly ( knock) on the door.

1. was studying / knocked
2. were studying / knocked
3. studied / knocked
4. studied / was knocking.

Past Simple <> Past Continuous
My friend ___ (to ring) me while I was watching TV.

1. were ringing
2. rang
3. rung
4. was ringing

past simple / past continuous

He ... (to do) the dishes while I was having a bath.

1. did
2. was doing
3. is doing
4. had been doing

Past simple / Past continuous
We ...(have) dinner when the doorbell ...(ring).

Past Simple / Past Continuous
David ___ (send) me an email five minutes ago.

Past Simple / Past Continuous
What ___ Leo ___ (do) when you ___ him yesterday?

Past simple / Past continuous
I ... (cry) so much last Friday.

Past Simple / Past Continuous
The internet ___ (not exist) in 1980.
GEEN AFKORTING

Prepare for the test:

- Reading practice

- Make Irregular verbs flashcards/StudyGo: 100 verbs (Somtoday studiewijzer)

- Practice past simple/past continuous: worksheet