TIA3V1 week 43

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

WELCOME!

Planning

• Check-in
• Objectives
• Introduction Unit 2
• Grammar
• Book exercises
• MEL
• Objectives

How was the project week?

Objectives

• At the end of the lesson, you know the difference between the present perfect and the past simple.

• At the end of the lesson, you have finished all your MEL exercises for Unit 1.

Have you seen a film about a historical character?

Do you think these are films are fact, fiction or partly true?

What are your opinions of film-makers changing facts of a story?

Present perfect & past simple

Present Perfect vs Past simple

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Begon in het verleden                                       In het verleden en is 

Is nu nog van toepassing                                      nu afgelopen.

Present Perfect vs. Past Simple vs. Past Perfect

Here I will explain the following:

"Deze werkwoordsvormen zijn net wat anders. Ze verschillen in betekenis en in de vorm.
Laten we als eerste gaan kijken naar de betekenis, dus wanneer gebruik je deze vormen?

Wie weet wanneer je de .... Gebruikt?

Kan je een voorbeeld geven dat niet op de slide staat?
Present perfect: Tijd is niet relevant OF het is zojuist gebeurt OF het begon in het verleden en is nog steeds bezig.
Let hier op de signaalwoorden.

Past Simple: Het starte in het verleden en eindigede daar ook, tijd wordt benoemt.

Past Perfect: Iets is gebeurt voordat iets anders is gebebeurt.

Regels: 

Have/Has + voltooid deelwoord.

-ed achteraan of irregular verb.
Had + voltooid deelwoord.

Present perfect vs past simple

Present perfect	Past simple
have/has + voltooid deelwoord	werkwoord + ed (of onregelmatig)
signaalwoorden: For, Yet, Never, Ever, Just, Already, Since	signaalwoorden: yesterday, last week, three days ago, in 2010, etc.

PRESENT PERFECT:
In which sentence is the present perfect used?

1. She had been working until late.
2. She have been working until late.
3. She has worked until late.
4. She has been working until late.

PRESENT PERFECT
In which sentence is the present perfect used?

1. I have lived in Utrecht for 13 years.
2. I was living in Utrecht.
3. I lived in Utrecht in 2010
4. I am living in Utrecht.

PRESENT PERFECT
In which sentence is the present perfect used? Two correct answers.

1. We have not visited Amsterdam.
2. We hasn't visited Amsterdam.
3. We have not been visiting Amsterdam.
4. We haven't yet visited Amsterdam.

Book exercises

Go to page 20

Exercise 3A+C & 4A

Listen to the radio programme and answer the questions.

Exercise 2A

Look at the types of film stories in the box below. Match the types of story with the descriptions a)–i).

Exercise 5A+B

A: Read the sentences in Exercise 4A and underline examples of the present perfect and past simple. 

B: Complete the rules with present perfect or past simple. 

Hand in your document

Hand in your document in Teams.

MEL exercises

MEL exercises

• Work on Unit 2.1 on MEL.

Done? Work on another subject.

Objectives

• At the end of the lesson, you know the difference between the present perfect and the past simple.

• At the end of the lesson, you have finished all your MEL exercises for Unit 1.

Homework

Finish Unit 2.1 on MEL and exercise 2A + 5A+B.

Deadline: 20 November!