Recap grammar theme 1, 2, 5, 6 V2+H2

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Welcome to class V2A
Welcome 
class V2A

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Lesson goal for today:

PTO 1 + 3 Grammar recap

Why? -> Re-sits 20 May, use in PO, next year...

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PO creative assignment:
Length and quality 
 There are just a few language errors in relatively long text (20 pt)
There are just a few language errors in a relatively short text (15 pt)
 There are more than a few language errors in the book assignment in a relatively long text (10 pt)
There are quite a bit language errors in a relatively short text (5 pt)
 The text contains many language errors. (0 pt)

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Regular vs. irregular verbs: PAST SIMPLE:
Regular verb: verb + -(e)d
She worked in the garden last Friday.
She cycled to work one hour ago.

Irregular verb: learn by heart!
She learnt a new language in 2017.
We went to Japan yesterday.

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PTO 1 recap: past simple, irregular verbs
--> You have to know the list of irregular verbs at the end of your book! Check the green pages for 'Irregular verbs'.
-> 2e rij: past simple / simple past
-> 3e rij: past particple (voltooid deelwoord)
- HAVO: p. 214-215 Stepping Stones!
- VWO: p. 219-220 Stepping Stones!

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She __________ (to send) me a letter yesterday.

Slide 6 - Open question

He __________ (to sell) his house last year.

Slide 7 - Open question

Yousra _________ (to put) down her book and left the classroom.

Slide 8 - Open question

Past simple / simple past:
- Something happened in the past and is now finished
- LADY: Last, ago, date, yesterday.
- Looks the same for all persons: I sang, you sang, she sang, he sang, it sang, they sang, we sang
- Can be used together with the past continuous
- With past continuous, the past simple is the shorter action

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Past continuous?

Slide 10 - Mind map

Past continuous:
- Something was happening for some time in the past 
- Can be used together with past simple
- Form: was/were + verb + -ing

She was sleeping when the doorbell rang.

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Yusuf and Rachid __________ (to play) a game on their phone all afternoon.
A
played
B
were playing

Slide 12 - Quiz

We ____________ (to walk) in the mountains when it started to rain.
A
walked
B
were walking

Slide 13 - Quiz

The bus _________ (to drive off) while I was looking for my bus pass.
A
drove off
B
was driving off

Slide 14 - Quiz

Modals:
Used for: 
Possibility, ability, request, permission, suggestion, obligation (from the speaker or someone else)
Could/can you close the door please?
You should try this ice cream
I must feed my goldfish.
I have to do my homework.

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You _________ take dance lessons like me, it's fun.
A
Can
B
Could
C
Should
D
Must

Slide 16 - Quiz

I ___________ forget to buy a train ticket.
A
mustn't
B
shouldn't
C
can't
D
couldn't

Slide 17 - Quiz

Negations in the Past simple:
Negation with auxiliary verb + n't:
I wasn't at home when she called.

Negation with did + n't + whole verb:
She didn't call me yesterday.

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Questions in the Past Simple:
Question with auxiliary verb: 
Were you happy to be back in The Netherlands?
Could you give me a slice of pizza?
Question with 'did' + whole verb:
Did you go to Spain?
WH-question:
What did you do last summer?

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________ (to be) they in Paris when it rained so much? No, they _________
A
Was, were
B
Were, wasn't
C
Was, wasn't
D
Were, weren't

Slide 20 - Quiz

__________ (to buy) a new coat on Saturday? No, she didn't.
A
Did she buy
B
She buyed
C
Did she bought
D
Bought she

Slide 21 - Quiz

Present perfect:
- Something started in the past and is still happening or important now.
- Have/has + past participle (voltooid deelwoord, 3e rij).
- FYNE JAS: for, yet, never, ever, just, already, since
- I have lived here since 2018.

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I ____________ (to catch) a cold. I feel horrible.
A
have caught
B
catched
C
caught
D
was catching

Slide 23 - Quiz

I _____________ (to play) the violin for many years.
A
played
B
was playing
C
have played
D
was played

Slide 24 - Quiz

She ___________ (to be) a Feyenoord supporter since 1996.
A
is
B
has been
C
was
D
were being

Slide 25 - Quiz

Questions?

Slide 26 - Mind map

Work on
your PO

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Plattegrond H2B
Deur
Docent
Karyle
Aimen
Angosom
Abdo
Michael
Salah
Salma
Esra
Mirza
Karina
Amina
Sedat
Ahmed
Cleyenzo
Dzenk
Priscilla
Georgi
Malak
Dikra
Dzheren
Belil
Ersun
Krystian
Nihad
Aleks
Jordan

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Welcome to English class!
Welcome 
class V2A

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PTO 3 - Recap

Grammar themes 5 & 6

Why? -> Re-sits 20 May, use in PO, next year...

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PO creative assignment:
Length and quality 
 There are just a few language errors in relatively long text (20 pt)
There are just a few language errors in a relatively short text (15 pt)
 There are more than a few language errors in the book assignment in a relatively long text (10 pt)
There are quite a bit language errors in a relatively short text (5 pt)
 The text contains many language errors. (0 pt)

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Suffixes: you put them behind a word
-> er: achter een persoon of ding dat een een actie uitvoert:
teach - teacher / dance - dancer
-> ment/ -ing: maakt van een werkwoord een zelfstandig naamwoord: achieve - achievement / draw - drawing
-> ness: maakt van een bijwoord of bijv. naamwoord een zelfstandig naamwoord: happy - happiness / weak - weakness 



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There was a lot of entertain_______ at the fun fair.

Slide 33 - Open question

Prefixes: you put them before a word
-> non- / un- / im- / il- / ir- / in-: Geven een woord een tegenovergestelde betekenis. Bijv: impossible 

-> re-: betekent opnieuw (again) of terug (back): Bijv. return

-> mis- / dis- : geven een negatieve of tegenovergestelde betekenis aan een woord: disrespect, misbehave

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It's ____legal to steal candy from shops.

Slide 35 - Open question

Steps to make the passive:
She closes the door. (active)
1. Look for the object: the door
2. The object becomes the subject: The door....
3. Add a form of 'to be' + past participle: is closed
The door is closed (by her).
I close the door -> The door is closed (by me).

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Make passive:
She builds houses every day.

Slide 37 - Open question

Make passive:
I am talking to him.

Slide 38 - Open question

Make passive:
I have played the piano since 1997.

Slide 39 - Open question

Make passive:
They sold the house quickly.

Slide 40 - Open question

Make passive:
Elephants were making noise on my safari.

Slide 41 - Open question

Future tense:
1 - will: It will rain tomorrow. (uncertain, no proof)
2 - shall: Shall I buy eggs? Shall we bring you coffee? (offer, only ‘I’ and ‘we’)
3 - to be going to: I'm going to see my aunt on Saturday. (plan, proof: appointment on Saturday)
4 - present simple as future: The plane leaves at six. Fixed schedule, for buses, trains, school, etc.
5 - present continuous as future: My mother is having a party at home tomorrow. Fixed, time and place. 

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She _____________ (to go) to Paris someday.
A
is going
B
will go
C
shall go
D
goes

Slide 43 - Quiz

My mother ___________ (to open) a shop in The Hague next week.
A
opens
B
will open
C
is going to open
D
is opening

Slide 44 - Quiz

Let's go!! The plane _________ (to depart) in thirty minutes!
A
departs
B
is departing
C
is going to depart
D
will depart

Slide 45 - Quiz

used to?
make a sentence

Slide 46 - Mind map

Pitfalls:
To – too: She walked to school. I saw her too.
Then – Than: Then I saw him. He is taller than her.
Less – Fewer: I have less time (uncountable) for my test. We have fewer teachers (countable) than last year.
Their - They’re: Their book is nice. They’re twins.
Your - You’re: Your book is nice. You’re a good writer.
Whose - Who’s: Whose book is this? (It’s Ms Schevers’ book). Who’s Ms Schevers? (She’s an English teacher).

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Find the 3 mistakes:
She has less friends then me but she's a good friend to!

Slide 48 - Open question

linking words?
make a sentence

Slide 49 - Mind map

Question coming up:
How do we call the way Lord Blackadder talks to Lord Percy and Baldrick?

Irony, Sarcasm, Criticism or Praise?

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Slide 51 - Video

How do we call the way Lord Blackadder talks to Lord Percy and Baldrick?
A
Irony
B
Sarcasm
C
Criticism
D
Praise/compliment

Slide 52 - Quiz

Work on
your PO

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