3M1 - Recap Present Perfect vs. Past Simple

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome 3M1!

the twelfth of January

Lesson goals

• I have learned some vocabulary.
  
• I have learned how to say something happened in the past and is finished.
• I have learned how to say something started in the past and is still unfinished.  

Translate: carrière

1. choice
2. profession
3. education
4. career

Translate: vacature

1. vacancy
2. job interview
3. part-time job
4. get fired

Translate: zuinig, spaarzaam

1. thrifty
2. ambitious
3. punctual
4. significant

Translate: bevelen

1. take up
2. commit to
3. order
4. struggle

Translate: made

1. bait
2. maggot
3. stuff
4. armpit

Past Simple or Present Perfect?
Zack has been a full-time pastry chef since 2019.

1. Past Simple
2. Present Perfect

Past Simple or Present Perfect?
They worked at the food stall last week.

1. Past Simple
2. Present Perfect

Recap: Past Simple vs. Present Perfect

• Is in het verleden begonnen en is afgelopen.

• Is in het verleden begonnen en nog bezig/het resultaat is nog voelbaar of een ervaring.

I lived in LA in 2010.

He lost his keys yesterday.

I have lived in LA since 2010.

He has lost his keys since yesterday.

• 'since 2010' begon in het verleden en is nu nog bezig.
• 'since yesterday' begon in het verleden en is nu nog bezig.

• 'in 2010' is in het verleden en afgelopen.
• 'yesterday' is in het verleden en afgelopen.

Past Simple

Present Perfect

Recap: Past Simple vs. Present Perfect

I lived in LA in 2010.

He lost his keys yesterday.

I have lived in LA since 2010.

He has lost his keys since yesterday.

1. Heeft het nu nog invloed?

Nee ➔ Past Simple

Ja ➔ Present Perfect

2. Past Simple

• Werkwoord-(e)d.
  
• 2e rijtje.

2. Present Perfect

• Have/Has + Werkwoord-(e)d.
  
• Have/Has + 3e rijtje.

Fill in the correct tense:
I _____ (to book) a holiday travel at the agency in September.

Fill in the correct tense:
He ____ just ____ (to apply) for the vacancy of cashier.

Fill in the correct tense:
Tim and Tom _____ (to leave) the office for a few hours already.

Fill in the correct tense:
Yesterday I _____ (to quit) my job at the club.

What have you learned today?

Have a good day!