49-2 Ch1L2 War orphan to ballerina

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

Today

Goals

• you recognise the new words for this chapter
• you know the difference between the simple past and the present perfect
• you can make sentences with the simple past and the present perfect

Remember:

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Activities

• Homework check: 10 minutes
  
• Vocabulary: 15 minutes (study - practice - gap-fill)
• Grammar: 25 minutes (theory - practice)

Homework

• study: words lesson 2 page 47-48
• do: ex. 17 (p 21)

Student's book p 19-20

• 2: it provides a short biography
• 3 talk about her story
• 4 It was a therapeutic outlet
• 5 Admiration: so she's the inspiration. Modesty: I feel I haven't really done anything
• 6 true: "anything that .... a bit"
• 7 In short, they ....
• 8 a Russia, b England, c Europe
  d America

• 9 cleary prejudiced
  I want .... the same
• 10 par 2: traumatic memories
• 11 Unfortunately, those...
• 12 She does not see it as a first option
• 13 In par. 3 she is a role model to everybody, whereas in par 14 she is a role model for a smaller group, namely for young (black) people.

Vocabulary p 47-48 lesson 2

• study: words English-Dutch, Dutch-English
• quiz each other
  
• think/discuss: how do you pronounce each word?
• do: a round of quizlet
• do: exercise 16 p 21

Quizlet

Ex. 16 Answers (21)

a. advance

b. distinguish

c. address

d. come along

e. quote

f. bleach

g. disapprove

Past Simple <> Present Perfect

Reference: 

• 3 (p 56): past simple
• 5 (p 57): present perfect
• 10 (p 61/62): questions and negative sentences

He has worked all night, so now he's tired.

She went to the pub last night.

What's the difference?

Reference: 3 (p 56), 5 (p 56-57)

Past Simple <> Present Perfect

1. I lived / have lived here since I was a child.
   
2. Did you clean / Have you cleaned your room yet?
   
3. I ate / have eaten a lot of candy when I was younger.
   
4. We left / have left in 2012.
   
5. I didn't eat / haven't eaten yet, so I am hungry.
   
6. Did you ever visit / Have you ever visited Paris?
   
7. I left / have left after finishing my homework.

Past Simple <> Present Perfect

1. I have lived here since I was a child.
   
2. Have you cleaned your room yet?
   
3. I ate a lot of candy when I was younger.
   
4. We left in 2012.
   
5. I haven't eaten yet, so I am hungry.
   
6. Have you ever visited Paris?
   
7. I left after finishing my homework.

Past Simple

(+) verb + ed or irregular (2nd column)

He walked. You ate.

(-) didn't + verb

He didn't walk. You didn't eat.

(?) did ... + verb

Did he walk? Did you eat?

1) het is in het verleden en voorbij.

2) vaak samen met een tijdsbepaling
(in 2010, last year, one minute ago) of met het woord 'when'

Present Perfect

(+) has / have + past particple

He has walked. You have eaten.

(-) hasn't / haven't + past participle

He hasn't walked. You haven't eaten.

(?) has / have .... + past participle

Has he walked? Have you eaten?

1) in verleden gestart maar nog bezig 

2) in verleden gestart, heeft nog effect. 

3) signaalwoorden: since, yet, already, just, always, ever, never, 

Now do

• Student's book: ex. 19 (p 22)
• Student's book ex.  20 (p 22-23)

Homework

• Do: student's book ex 19-20 (p 22-23)
• Do: student's book ex. 17 (p 21)
• Study: words p 47-48

Translate, use past simple or present perfect

1. Ze zijn in 2015 verhuisd. (they / move / in 2015)
2. Mijn vrienden wonen hier sinds 2015. (my friends / live here / sinds 2015)
3. Mijn vader werkt daar al 5 jaar . (my father / work there / for 5 years)
4. Ik ben laat omdat ik de trein heb gemist. (I / be late / because / miss train)
5. Vanochtend heb ik de trein gemist. (I / miss train / this morning)