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Welcome :)
Be ready to write down some important stuff!

Slide 1 - Slide

Goals
- I know what to study for the test week
- I know how to practice for the test week

Slide 2 - Slide

Programme
- White or blue?! 
Taking a look at the ELO
- Checking the Goals of Step 25

Slide 3 - Slide

I would like to do the test on level:
A
White
B
Blue

Slide 4 - Quiz

ELO
The gold mine of all the information!!

Slide 5 - Slide

Goal 1:
I can use modal verbs such as; 
must, would, can, could, should, have to, do

Slide 6 - Slide

You see your friend looking terrible and say: "You are ill. You (...) go to school today."
A
mustn't
B
don't have to
C
shouldn't

Slide 7 - Quiz

Your boss is angry at you:
"You (...) say anything stupid if you want to keep your job!"
A
mustn't
B
don't have to
C
shouldn't

Slide 8 - Quiz

Your mum sees you look terrible.
"You are ill. You don't (...) go to school today."
A
mustn't
B
have to
C
shouldn't
D
should

Slide 9 - Quiz

Goal 2:
I can use the present simple

Slide 10 - Slide

My mother (like) to cook.
A
like
B
likes
C
is liking

Slide 11 - Quiz

They (buy) an ice cream every Saturday.
A
buys
B
buy
C
are buying

Slide 12 - Quiz

Goal 3:
I can use the present continuous 

Slide 13 - Slide

Today I (walk) to school!
A
walk
B
walks
C
walking
D
am walking

Slide 14 - Quiz

Right now they (eat) their ice cream.
A
eat
B
eats
C
are eating
D
eating

Slide 15 - Quiz

Goal 4:
I know the difference between the present simple and the present continuous 

Slide 16 - Slide

The shit rule goes with..?
A
The Present Simple
B
The Present Continuous

Slide 17 - Quiz

Which tense tells you you're doing something at the moment?
A
Present Simple
B
Present Continuous

Slide 18 - Quiz

Which tense shows that you do something regularly or that something is a fact?
A
Present Simple
B
Present Continuous

Slide 19 - Quiz

Goal 5:
I know the irregular verbs by heart (all three forms) 

Slide 20 - Slide

Finish the verb:
buy
(past + past participle)
A
buy - bought
B
bought - bought
C
bought - buy
D
buy - buy

Slide 21 - Quiz

Finish the verb:
to be
A
be - been
B
was - been
C
was/were - been
D
were - been

Slide 22 - Quiz

Goal 6:
I can combine sentences using words like: because, so, but, or, and

Slide 23 - Slide

I phoned all my friends (...)
invited them to come to my house
A
and
B
because
C
so
D
or

Slide 24 - Quiz

We didn't have any money (...)
we couldn't go to a restaurant.
A
and
B
because
C
so
D
or

Slide 25 - Quiz

Goal 7:
I can use the past simple 

Slide 26 - Slide

On Friday, the children
(talk) about a day out together in the country.
A
talk
B
talks
C
talked
D
talking

Slide 27 - Quiz

The next morning, they
(go) to the country with their two dogs
A
goes
B
go
C
goed
D
went

Slide 28 - Quiz

Past Simple
you / like / pies
A
Do you like pies?
B
Did you like pies?
C
Like you pies?
D
Were you liking pies?

Slide 29 - Quiz

Past Simple:
Yuck / I / not like / pies
A
Yuck I don't like pies
B
Yuck I didn't liked pies.
C
Yuck I didn't like pies
D
Yuck... pies...

Slide 30 - Quiz

Goal 8:
I can use the past continuous 

Slide 31 - Slide

Past Continuous
When I phoned my friends, they (play) monopoly.
A
played
B
play
C
were playing
D
was playing

Slide 32 - Quiz

Past Continuous
We (not / cycle) all day.
A
weren't cycling
B
wasn't cycling
C
werent cycling
D
not cycling

Slide 33 - Quiz

Goal 9:
I know the difference between the past simple and the past continuous 

Slide 34 - Slide

Past Simple vs Past Con.
While I (to text), the school bus (to arrive)
A
was texting, was arriving
B
texted, was arriving
C
was texting, arriving
D
texted, arrived

Slide 35 - Quiz

My father (to drive) at 70 km/h when a policeman (to stop) him.
A
drove, stopped
B
was driving, was stopping
C
drove, was stopping
D
was driving, stopped

Slide 36 - Quiz

Goal 10 + 11:
I can use the first conditional
I can use the second conditional 
I know the difference between the first and second conditional

Slide 37 - Slide

If they (...) this player, they wouldn't
a single match.
A
have
B
had

Slide 38 - Quiz

If you (...)
free tonight, we will go out for a drink, or to the cinema.
A
are
B
were

Slide 39 - Quiz

If I didn't know you, I (...)
you were crazy.
A
will think
B
would think

Slide 40 - Quiz

If I get a job in France, we (...)
crêpes every day.
A
will
B
would

Slide 41 - Quiz

Goal 12:
I can use the passive in both the present as well as the past

Passive present: am/are/is + voltooid deelwoord (past participle, 3rd)
Passive past: was/were + voltooid deelwoord (past participle, 3rd)
  --> Watch out for: irregular verbs!! See list on Quizlet

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The broken lamp (to fix) yesterday.
A
is fixed
B
are fixed
C
was fixed
D
were fixed

Slide 43 - Quiz

The broken lamp (fixed) again!
A
is fixed
B
are fixed
C
was fixed
D
were fixed

Slide 44 - Quiz

His motherbike (to sell) for a lot of money last night.
A
is sell
B
is sold
C
was selled
D
was sold

Slide 45 - Quiz

Goal 13:
I can use indirect speech 

Slide 46 - Slide

Indirect speech
Make indirect: Jay: “I like sandwiches!” --> Jay said....
A
he like sandwiches
B
he likes sandwiches
C
that he liked sandwiches
D
he liked sandwiches

Slide 47 - Quiz

Indirect speech
Make direct: Peter's dad told his son that he had to work harder.
Peter's dad: ...
A
You have to work harder.
B
Peter, you have to work harder.
C
You had to work harder.
D
Peter, you had to work harder.

Slide 48 - Quiz

Indirect Speech.
Make indirect: My mother said, “I’m satisfied with my new job.”
My mother said...
A
she is satisfied with her new job.
B
she was satisfied with her new job.

Slide 49 - Quiz