H3A 1-11-2022

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

02:43

Why was the police department finally created in the USA?

02:47

What is the british police department called? And what is the name for a police officer?

03:52

Do you think the crime rate is also rising in the Netherlands?

06:09

Do you think police officers really need to carry guns?

After today 

• you know words related to crime and you can use them in context. 
•  you can explain when to use the present perfect and when the past simple.  

To do 

What: do exercise 3 on page 86

Present perfect vs. the past simple

I haven't called him yet. 

I called him this morning. 

Present perfect vs. past simple

Present perfect: When the action is not finished yet. 

Past simple: When the action is finished. 

I did my homework yesterday. 

I have not finished my homework yet. 

The thief ... three banks this morning, but the police ... him yet.

1. has robbed , didn't arrest
2. robbed, didn't arrest
3. has robbed, haven't arrested
4. robbed, haven't arrested

... when they ... him he would be released from prison?

1. Did he cry, have told
2. Did he cry, told
3. Has he cried, have told
4. Has he cried, told

The two partners in crime ... when they were teens, and they ... friends since.

1. first met, have remained
2. first met, remained
3. have first met, have remained
4. have first met, remained

To do 

• Have a look in google classroom.  
• You’re at home when you hear a police siren coming down the road. You pull back the curtains to have a look. Describe the scene in a short text.

• Use the past simple and present perfect in your text. 
• Use the words from exercise 1. At least five. 
• Write 75-100 words.
• You don't have to hand it in yet! 

A quick check! Can you;

• tell me some words related to crime? 
• tell me one sentence in the present perfect and one in the past simple?