3Ab 18-11

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3Ab

18-11-2021

- Grammar recap + something 'new'

- Vocabulary 2.4

- Practise exercises

Goals for today:

- Know the differences in the Present Tenses

- Know there are different modals

- Get familiar with 2.4 Vocabulary

Present Simple

Present Simple

(to work)

I work

You work

He/she/it works

We/They work

Werkwoord (+ -s/-es) 

(to watch)

I watch

You watch

He/she/it watches

We/They watch

(to go) 

I go

You go

He/she/it goes

We/They go

"You always watch too much television!"

"She goes to school on weekdays."

Present Continuous

To be + verb + -ing

(to eat) 

I am eating

You are eating

He/she/it is eating

We are eating

They are eating

(to walk) question

Am I walking?

Are you walking?

Is he/she/it walking?

Are we walking?

Are they walking?

 (to talk) negative

I am not talking

You are not talking

He/she/it is not talking

We are not talking

They are not talking

Look for these: Now, right now, at the moment, at present, this evening, tomorrow. Look! Listen! etc.

Present Perfect

Have / Has + Verb +ed(Voltooid Deelwoord)

Something happened, not important when:

We have finished all our homework .

Something happened and is still going, has impact or is visible:

I've been here since the third period.                                         --> Since, for, in

She's drank too much. That's why she has a hangover.        --> Result

They've just painted their fence.                                                  --> just, yet, lately

Present Perfect

Have / Has + Verb +ed(Voltooid Deelwoord)

(to play) Regular              Negative                    Question

I have played a match

I haven't played a match

Have I played a match?

Negative:

Add 'not' after 'have/has'

Question:

Switch the subject (I, you, he/she/it) and 'have/has'

In what tense is this sentence?
"They are working on the street now."

1. Present Simple
2. Present Continuous
3. Present Perfect

In what tense is this sentence?
"Her grandparents often eat dinner at 4 o'clock"

1. Present Simple
2. Present Continuous
3. Present Perfect

In what tense is this sentence?
"They have waited there for 30 minutes."

1. Present Simple
2. Present Continuous
3. Present Perfect

In what tense is this sentence?
"I am still very tired at the moment."

1. Present Simple
2. Present Continuous
3. Present Perfect

Fill in:
"She always ..... for drinks on Friday" (to go)

Fill in:
"They ..... a movie together as we speak." (to watch)

Fill in:
"He ..... in the UK since 2003" (to live)

The Modal Verbs

Can

May

Must

Shall

Will

Could

Might

Should

Would

Add not after it to make them negative

The Modal Verbs

Can

May

Must

Shall

Will

Ability present, asking permission

Possibility, formal request or permission

Obligation

Questions and offers

Offers, opinions, suggestions, promises

The Modal Verbs

Could 

Might 

 

Should 

Would

Ability past, asking permission politely

Possibility

Opinion or advice

Polite or formal request

- Grammar recap + something 'new'

- Vocabulary 2.4

- Practise exercises

Vocabulary 2.4

- Grammar recap + something 'new'

- Vocabulary 2.4

- Practise exercises

Practise Exercises

Unit 2 Lesson 4: 

Exercises 31, 33, 34 & Practise More Grammar 2 

Goals for today:

- Know the differences in the Present Tenses

- Know there are different modals

- Get familiar with 2.4 Vocabulary

End of class

Homework: 

Unit 2 Lesson 4:

- Exercises 31, 33, 34 & Practise More Grammar 2