Paragraph 4.2 Northern Ireland (26 February 23/24)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Northern Ireland

Unit 4

Northern Ireland

HOMEWORK 

“HOMEWORK

Study: 

• Politics 1 & 2 

Paragraph 4.2:

• Exercises 1 t/m 5, 7 t/m 11 + 13 

Today:

• Welcome (5 minutes)
  
• Recap past simple & present perfect


• Homework 
• TASK
  

Lesson goals

• Students:
• know the difference between the past simple & present perfect
• and when to use them

How do you make the past simple (positive)? More than 1 answer is possible

1. verb + ed
2. 2nd form
3. 3rd form
4. was/were + verb + ing

How do you make the present perfect?

1. have/has + 3rd form
2. have/has + verb-ed
3. did + 2nd form
4. did + verb-ed

I (to be) in France last week.
type complete sentence

The girl (to bring) sweets to school yesterday. type complete sentence

I (never - to come) first in a race.
type complete sentence

(You / ever / to drink) a cocktail?
type complete sentence

He (not / to draw) any pictures since the accident. type complete sentence

We (not / to do) our homework last night. type complete sentence

Sheila (not / to do) her homework yet. type complete sentence

The boy (to feel) a lot of pain then.
type complete sentence

(you / ever / fall) out of a tree?
type complete sentence

(your friend / dig) a hole yesterday?
type complete sentence

(John / to fight) since last week?
type complete sentence

I know the difference between past simple & present perfect

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The past simple is made:

1. ww + ed of 3e rijtje
2. ww + s + 2e rijtje
3. ww+ ed of 2e rijtje
4. ww + ed + ing

The present perfect is made:

1. ww + ed of 2e rijtje
2. ww + s + 2e rijtje
3. ww+ ed of ww + ing
4. ww + ed + 3e rijtje

I know how the past simple is made

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What were The Troubles?

1. conflict between Scotland and ireland
2. conflict within Ireland
3. conflicts between France and England
4. Conflicts between Northern Ireland and Scotland

How many years did it take for 'the troubles' to end?

1. 3 years
2. 30 years
3. 10 years
4. 11 months

TASK

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