31-05-2022

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Previously on...

• final complaint letter: feedback (this week)

Preview

• 9 June: test unit 5 (everything but if-clauses!)
  
• 14, 15, 21 and 22 June: presentations (individual) - rest of the    class will practise their reading skills
• 23 June and onwards: test week (reading exam) 

Preview

Presentations: 

• individual 
• Pecha Kucha: 15 slides (20 seconds per slide --> automatically!) 
• talk about something you like
• use very few words on your slides (and use one/two pictures)
• presentation ≠ reading aloud from paper --> bullet point
• rubric & information --> Magister :) 

Questions?

Lesson Goals

After today's lesson, you'll be able to...

• recognise a present perfect
• explain how to form a present perfect
• determine when you can use a present simple, past simple     or present perfect (based on the context of a sentence)

Present simple

• What is a present simple? 

Present simple

• something always, never, or often happens 
• typical words: always, never, often, usually, regularly,       sometimes, hardly ever
• form: verb (+s for he/she/it)

Example: I sing my favourite song every day

Past simple

• What is a past simple? 

Past simple

• Something happened in the past and...
• ...it is important when it happened! 
• Example words: last night, in 2015, this morning (specific  time indication)
• Form: stem of the verb + -ed (but mind the irregular verbs!)

Example: ​I watched a movie yesterday.

Present perfect

• Can be used for four different things, but actions in the past have connection to the present
• Form:  has/have + past participle 

Present perfect

1. Something happened in the past, but it's not important when (usually no time indication)

Example: She's given me a really good idea.

Present perfect

2. Something started in the past and it's still going on
(key words: for, in, since)

Example: We've been here since coffee time.

Present perfect

3. Something happened in the past and the result is visible now.

Example: I've done my homework. Here it is.

Present perfect

4. Something just happened or did not happen yet (key words:

 just, lately, recently, yet)

Example: They have just joined the chess club.

I ... early this morning.

1. wake up
2. woke up
3. have woken up

I ... her since 2010 and we still see each other every week.

1. know
2. knew
3. have known

He ... to his girlfriend last week.

1. writes
2. wrote
3. has written

They ... four times a week.

1. practise
2. practised
3. have practised

He ... in Appingedam for 2 years and is not planning to leave.

1. lives
2. lived
3. has lived

He ... hard yesterday.

1. works
2. worked
3. has worked

I ... Michael for 3 days.

1. don't see
2. didn't see
3. haven't seen

Martin often ... goals for his team.

1. scores
2. scored
3. has scored

Let's get to work!

• Workbook: exercise 15 (5.2) and 33 (5.4)
  
  

Done? 

• exercise 8 (conjunctions)
• study vocabulary/phrases
• work on your presentation

Final reminders

• Homework for tomorrow: exercises 15 and 33 & work on your vocabulary/phrases!
• Try to think of a topic for your presentation
• Homework Thursday: short questionnaire
   about me 
    - fill out individually :)