Solutions - 1G & tense review

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This lesson contains 13 slides, with interactive quiz and text slides.

time-iconLesson duration is: 50 min

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Today:
  • Homework check  
  • 1G - speaking skills 

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Past perfect simple
had + past participle (voltooid deelwoord)

I had walked to school before it started to rain. 
I had just saved the document on my computer when it suddenly crashed. 

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Past perfect continuous
had been + werkwoord+ing

I had been waiting for hours.
I had been playing the violin for years before i stopped. 

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Positive 
Negative
awful
delighted
ecstatic
exhausted
fascinated
hilarious
miserable
starving
terrible
terrified
thrilled 
wonderful

Slide 7 - Drag question

Remember!
Instead of using words like very and quite infront of extreme adjectives, we use absolutely, completely, really or totally

I was very starving. 
I was absolutely starving. 
I was very exhausted. 
I was completely exhausted.

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One minute speaking challenge
  • Exercise 1 - In pairs - choose who will go first. 
  • The first person will speak non-stop for one minute about photo A. 
  • Then we switch! The second person will then speak for one minute non-stop.  
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Listening
Exercise 4 & 5 
Listen to another student comparing the photos. Listen to which adjectives she uses and which phrases from exercise 5. 

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Speaking - exercise 7
- Work in pairs again 
- Compare the photos using the phrases in exercise 5. 
- Don't forget to add your own opinion about the statement in the pictures!

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Homework
Study wordlists for intro unit and unit 1

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Past perfect simple
  • Used to describe a past event that happened before another past event. Geen link naar heden!

  • He couldn't open the door because he had lost his key.  --> 1. sleutel verloren 2. deur niet kunnen openen.

  • We gebruiken past perfect simple voor hetgeen dat  als eerste gebeurde en de past simple voor wat daarna gebeurde.


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