2020-09-07 Where are you now?

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

A3A/G3A CEN

M. Fraanje-Griffioen

Schedule

• Signing up on LessonUp, use class code: kztcc
• 10 minutes of reading (no book? Go to this website, sign up and start reading, class code is 8AJA4AUY )
• Explanation for those who need it

Explanation

Use the correct PRESENT tense:
My sister ___ (work) at a bank

Use the correct PRESENT tense:
____ (Lisa like) to go to school?

Use the correct PRESENT tense:
Listen! My brother ___ (play) his guitar at the moment.

Use the correct PRESENT tense:
I ____ (not watch) TV right now, I'm doing something else.

Use the correct PRESENT tense:
The books ___ (write) by J.K. Rowling

Use the correct PRESENT tense:
The dog ___ (walk) by Ben every day.

Present Simple

When you want to talk about your habits, hobbies or facts you use the Present Simple.

• You do this by just writing down the whole verb:

    I love to play with my dog.

• When you are talking about a he, she or it, you add an ‘s’ behind the verb.

   My sister loves to play with my dog.

• For questions or negatives you use do/does:

I don't like to play with dogs.

Does she love to play with her dog? 

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Present Simple Passive

Passive is when the person who did it is not named. Reason to use this: it is not clear who did it or the person wants to be anonymous. 

How do you do it? am/are/is + Past Participle (voltooid deelwoord):

Ben walks the dog every day.                                             = active

The dog is walked (by Ben) every day.                           = passive

Many scientist study the environment.                         = active

The environment is studied (by many scientists.     = passive

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Present Continous

When something is happening NOW at this very moment you use the Present Continuous.

am/are/is verb+ing:

• My sister is talking on the phone at the moment.

• I can't come over. I am studying..

• What are you doing?

• No mom, I am not watching TV now! I am doing my homework!

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Use the correct PAST tense:
I ___ (work) at the bank since 2018.

Use the correct PAST tense:
For years, I ___ (teach) English at a secondary school.

Use the correct PAST tense:
I ___ (make) my homework yesterday.

Use the correct PAST tense:
It ___ (rain), when I crashed my against a tree.

Use the correct PAST tense:
While I was reading, Mike ___ (call) me.

Use the correct PAST tense:
The book Lord of the Rings __ (write) in 1954 by J.R.R Tolkien.

Past Simple

Past Simple = The past tense that is finished.

I worked as a teacher last year.

I was at a great party yesterday.

I lived in Berlin a couple of years ago.

You do this by adding – ed at the end of the verb:

work -> worked live -> lived play -> played !!! cry -> cried !!!

Questions and negatives are made by using DID

I didn't work as a teacher last year.

Did you live in Berlin a couple of years ago?

IRREGULAR VERBS: 2nd word! (fly-flew-flown)

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Past Continuous

Something was happening (=past continuous) and something else interrupted that (=past simple).

• Mike had (p.s.) an accident when he was driving (p.c.).

• Rick was sleeping (p.c.) when the teacher shouted (p.s.) at him.

Past Continuous: was/were + ww-ing

Past Simple: ww-ed (onregelmatig 2e woord)

IRREGULAR VERBS: 2nd word! (fly-flew-flown)

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Present Perfect

Present Perfect = Something started in the past but it still continues, or you talk about the result.

       It has rained. The streets are still wet. (you talk about the result)

      He has played with this band since 1990. (since -> so it still continues)

        They have always worked there. (always-> so it still continues)

You do this by putting have/has in front of the verb and add –ed at the end of the verb. Signal words: for, since, just, yet, ever, never, how long, already, always.

IRREGULAR VERBS: have/has + 3rd word! (fly-flew-flown)

IRREGULAR VERBS: 2nd word! (fly-flew-flown)

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Homework:

Make sure you finish all exercises of the welcome section by TUESDAY. You are free to plan it yourself. On Wednesday you will have a Check which you need to pass (no mark).