H4F 21-1-2024 90 min

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

Welcome!

Program

1. Learning goals

2. Grammar: present perfect (20 mins)

3. Time to work (10-15 mins)

4. Get a book (20 mins)

5. Reading / speaking exercise (15 mins)

6.  Watch the news (10 mins)

7. Rounding off together (5 mins)

Learning goals

At the end of this lesson...

- I can use the present perfect correctly

- I will have started reading my book

- I will have practised speaking about my book

Present Perfect

They have lived here since 1999.

Wonen de mensen er nog?

1. Ja
2. Nee

She has played great tennis at Wimbledon this year, so she is the favourite for this final.

Waarom is zij de favoriet in de finale?

Refresher: Present Perfect

1. She _______________ (steal) all the chocolate. It's all gone!

2. They _____________ (visit/never) France. 

3. We _____________ (live) here for 20 years. 

4. I ________________ (work) for the company since 2015. 

5. He ______________ (break) his leg. 

6. You ____________ (keep) a dog for 2 years.

Wanneer gebruik je de Present Perfect?

• Wanneer gebruik je de Present Perfect? Op verschillende momenten:

a. Iets is in het verleden begonnen en is nu nog bezig.

Bijvoorbeeld: They have lived here since 1999.

b. Het resultaat van een gebeurtenis in het verleden is nu nog merkbaar of belangrijk.

Bijvoorbeeld: He has changed a lot lately.

He has done a great job training this year, so I think he will do well at the marathon.

Hoe maak je de Present Perfect?

De Present perfect maak je door 

het werkwoord “to have” + het voltooid deelwoord te gebruiken.

Het voltooid deelwoord maak je door stam + ed van het hoofdwerkwoord te maken, maar bij onregelmatige werkwoorden maak je gebruik van de 3e vorm.

Voorbeeld: I have walked, we have seen.

Let op!

Let op:

he/she/it krijgen geen have, maar has + voltooid deelwoord.

Voorbeeld: She has walked, he has seen, it has fallen.

Signaalwoorden

Er kunnen woorden in de zin staan die aangeven dat het Present perfect is:

Just, ever, never, yet, already, since, for, lately, so far, up till now, (for) how long?

•  Voorbeelden:
  

• He has been in Spain since Friday.

• I have worked here for 20 years.

• She has just broken her arm.

• They have never played tennis.

• What have you done so far?

De vragende en ontkennende vorm van de Present Perfect

• Vraagvorm: 

have/has + onderwerp + voltooid deelwoord (stam + ed OF irregular) 

You + do + homework > ..........

• Ontkenningsvorm: 

onderwerp + have/has + not + voltooid deelwoord (stam + ed OF irregular)

You + do + homework > ..........

Refresher: adjust your answers

1. She _______________ (steal) all the chocolate. It's all gone!

2. They _____________ (visit/never) France.

3. We _____________ (live) here for 20 years.

4. I ________________ (work) for the company since 2015.

5. He ______________ (break) his leg.

6. You ____________ (keep) a dog for 2 years.

Put the answers to the Refresher here:

Write a personal sentence using the Present Perfect

Time to practise!

Grammar Booklet, pp. 28-29

Do the Present Perfect exercises

We will check the answers together

Wasp: assignments 17 - 20

Reading a book & oral examinations

- Groups of 3 (books & groups will be shown in a minute)

- 3 different books, each group member reads one of them

- 3 weeks to read the whole book! 

- You will read during the lessons and should also read at home

- We will practise talking about your book as preparation for your exam

- Exam: 10 mins (c.3 mins/person), speaking together about your books

- Individual grade 

- "Boy" (Roald Dahl) 

- "The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole" (Sue Townsend) 

- "Surviving Adam Meade" (Shannon Klare)

    Reading groups

Assia - Dounia - Charlotte

Emma - Renske - Isabelle

Rashed - Yasir - Ilias - Raven

Stijn - Abe - Bruno

Teun - Pepijn - Rein

Ruben - Lucas - Thijs - Thijmen

Stan - Yannick - Yaro

Let's go & get a book

- We will go the mediatheek together

- With your group, check out the books & decide who reads what

- Register the book of your choice 

- If time, read the first page

- You have 10 minutes inside the mediatheek

- We go back together, don't be late

To do now:

Read for 15 minutes, in silence 

Count how many pages you have just read

Pages read   x   4  =   how many pages you read in 1 hour (X)

Total no. of pages in the book   :     X     =     Y

Y    =  how much time you need to read the whole book

To do now:

Read for 3 minutes, in silence 

At least the first two pages

To do now (5 mins):

Write in your notebook:

1.     Title, how many pages, how many chapters
2.     When was it published & where
3.     Protagonist(s)
4.     What has happened so far (in short)
5.     What do you predict will happen in the first chapter
6.     What do you predict will happen in the rest of the story

Speaking, with your group (5 mins):

• Read out loud to your group: the first (or first & second) paragraph from your book
• Ask them to predict what will happen in this story (they should provide arguments)
• Tell them your predictions about the first chapter and the rest of the story
• When all 3 of you have done this, discuss which book you think you prefer & why

 

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Well done! You...

- can use the present perfect correctly

- have started reading your book

- have practised speaking about your book

Task to be handed in before Friday's lesson:

Wasp: assignments 17-20
Grammar: present perfect exercises

Homework: 

Read the first chapter of your book

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