Past perfect

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

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Today

• Grammar and practice
• Exercises from the book

The Past Perfect

Hoe maak je de Past Perfect?

Wanneer gebruik je de Past Perfect?

Past Perfect

Past perfect

She stayed up all night because she had received bad news.

They had played football on that field before it started to rain.

She had visited Japan once before she moved there. 

• Wat is hetzelfde in deze zinnen?
• Wat gebeurt als eerst? Wordt dit onderbroken of gebeurt de tweede actie erna
• Wat zou de regel hierbij kunnen zijn?

Past perfect

Vorm:

Had + voltooid deelwoord (ww+ed / derde rijtje p. 108-113)

Gebruik: 

Wanneer iets in het verleden gebeurt/gedaan is voor iets anders.

Past perfect

She stayed up all night because she had received bad news

They had played football on that field before it started to rain.

She had visited Japan once before she moved there. 

• Wat is het verschil met de onderste zin?

She had met him before the party began. 

Past perfect & simple

He had previously studied English before he moved to New York.

When the police arrived, the thief had escaped.

I had never met a Polish woman until I met Kasia.

• Wat gebeurt als eerst? Wat gebeurt daarna?
• Bij welke gebruik je wat?

Past perfect & simple

He had previously studied English before he moved to New York.

When the police arrived, the thief had escaped.

I had never met a Polish woman until I met Kasia.

• Regel: Wat als eerst gebeurt krijg ..................... en wat als tweede gebeurd krijgt..............

Past perfect & simple

• Past perfect & simple vaak samen.  

Regel:

Wat als eerst gebeurde:                                  past perfect

Wat daarna gebeurde:                                     past simple

Complete the sentence; use the past simple and the past perfect. 

They                   caviar last night; they                         caviar before.

eaten

never had

ate

had never had

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Workbook

• Work in workbook
• Exercise 11
• Page. 181

Workbook

• Work in workbook
• Exercise 11
• Page. 181

• Exercise 12
• Page 182 workbook
• Page 59 checkbook

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