Unit 6.1 Present Perfect

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo b, k
• Leerjaar 3

Thursday, 30 May 2024

Lesson plan

Unit 6: Nature

• Recap Words 6.1
  
• Grammar Present Perfect
  
• Homework

My goal - our goals

Aan het einde van de les...

 ...heb je geoefend de "words Lesson 6.1" 

... heb je geoefend de Present Perfect

WORDS 6.1, page 181

Words 6.1, page 181

Lesson 5.1

Words 6.1

StudyGo

Present Perfect / Voltooid tegenwoordige tijd

Present Perfect / Voltooid tegenwoordige tijd

When to use?

1. Als je wilt zeggen dat iets is gebeurd en het NIET belangrijk  is WANNEER.

For example: 

We have finished all our work.

She has given me a really good idea.

When to use?

2. Als je wilt zeggen dat iets in het verleden is begonnen en NOG steeds doorgaat. In de zin staat dan vaak: since, for of in.

For example: 

I've been here since ten o'clock.

Dominic has waited for hours.

We haven't seen you in weeks.

When to use? 

3. Als je wilt zeggen dat iets net of iets nog niet is gebeurd. In de zin staan dan vaak woorden als: just, lately, recently of yet.

For example: 

They've just sent him a message.

I haven't finished this yet.

How to use?

• Have / has + voltooid deelwoord.
• Regular verbs end with -ed, 

• Irregular verbs have their own form, page 184/185

 Present Perfect

RECAP

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Present Perfect?

Fill in the Present Perfect:

+ (lock) 2. Jenny ... just ... the door.

1. Jenny has just locked the door.
2. Jenny hasn't just locked the door.
3. Jenny have just locked the door.
4. Jenny haven't just locked the door.

Fill in the Present Perfect:

? (read) 1. ... Sarah ... the book?

1. Have Sarah read the book.
2. Has Sarah read the book?
3. Did Sarah read the book?
4. Does Sarah read the book?

Fill in the Present Perfect:

- (rain) 3. It ... ... for a few months.

1. It has rained for a few months.
2. It hasn't rained for a few months.
3. It have rained for a few months.
4. It haven't rained for a few months.

Fill in the Present Perfect:

- (say) 4. Bob ... ... a word since yesterday.

1. Bob haven't said a word since yesterday.
2. Bob have said a word since yesterday.
3. Bob hasn't said a word since yesterday.
4. Bob has said a word since yesterday.

Fill in the Present Perfect:

+ (take) 5. Sam and Sarah ... ... pictures.

1. Sam and Sarah has taken pictures.
2. Sam and Sarah hasn't taken pictures.
3. Sam and Sarah have taken pictures.
4. Sam and Sarah haven't taken pictures.

Let's practise

Do: Unit 6

Lesson 6.1 - exc. 9 page 107/108 

Unit 6, Lesson 1 - PractiseMore (alle opdrachten)

Unit 6

Lesson 1 Reading

Leren: Words 6.1/ Grammar, page 181

Maken: 

Unit 6 - Lesson 1 -  exc. 9 page 107/108 

• PractiseMore (alle opdrachten).