Reflexive pronouns + Present Perfect

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 2

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To do:

1. Take attendance
2. Check homework 
3. Grammar - Reflexive pronouns
4. Revision: Grammar Present Perfect
5. Recap

Check homework

• Irregular Verbs 1- 115 (base form, past simple, part participle, translation)
  
• Study: Vocabulary Unit 4 Lesson 4 (CB, p.117)
  
• Do: eDition Unit 4 lesson 4: practice more - vocab 2

To do:

1. Take attendance
2. Check homework 
3. Grammar - Reflexive pronouns
4. Revision: Grammar Present Perfect
5. Recap

Lesson goals:

At the end of this lesson, you ...

• know what reflexive pronouns are;
• know how to use reflexive pronouns;
• can use the present perfect in a sentence.

Reflexive pronouns

Reflexive pronouns

You use a reflexive pronoun:

1. to refer to people/things/animals

2. for emphasis.

Help yourselves to the food and enjoy the party!

My dog hurt itself while climbing over the fence.

01:19

Match the person pronoun with the corresponding reflexive pronoun

themselves

yourself

itself

yourselves

ourselves

himself

myself

herself

I

you

he

she

it

we

you

(plural

they

I will do it ...

1. myself
2. himself
3. itself
4. yourself

My little sister cut her hair ....... .
It looks awful!

1. myself
2. yourself
3. herself
4. himself

We entertained ... at the party.

Tim and Gerry, if you want more milk, help........

A lion can defend ...........

I understand reflexive pronouns.

1. Yes!
2. No, not yet.
3. I need a bit more practice.

Present Perfect

Do you remember...

Help yourselves to the food and enjoy the party!

My dog hurt itself while climbing over the fence.

How do you form the present perfect?

Present Perfect

Form:

have/ has + past participle

past participle:

regular verbs: verb + ed         They have walked.

irregular verbs: 3rd row          He has gone. (to go, went, gone) 

These scientists ...... (not - to prove) their theory yet.

The inventor ......... (to build) a working time machine!

.... she ........ (to predict) heavy rain.

Present Perfect

When do we use the present perfect?

When do we use the present perfect?
Name 1.

Present Perfect

The present perfect is used:

1.     When something has happened in the past and it’s not                            important when it happened.

                               

                     She has given me a great idea.

Present Perfect

The present perfect is used:

2.     When something has just happened or is about to                             happen.

                              

                              I have just closed the window.
                              I haven’t had my breakfast yet.

Present Perfect

The present perfect is used:

3.     When something started in the past and is still continuing.

                              

                    I have been here since eight o’clock this morning.

Present Perfect

The present perfect is used:

4.     When something happened in the past and you can still                 see  the result

                              

                    I have done my homework. Here it is.

Present Perfect - Signal words

Do you remember the signal words?

Recently = expecting a response

Present Perfect - Signal words

FYNE       (For, Yet, Never, Ever)

JAS          (Just, Already, Since)

BAS         (Before, Always, So far)

RUS         (Recently, Until, Still)

Recently = expecting a response

Write an English sentence with the verb: to explore
Use the present perfect + a signal word

Let's practice - homework

Do: eDition Unit 3 - Lesson 4: Exercise 32 + 33

Formative Test: Irregular Verbs 1- 115 (base form, past simple, part participle, translation)

Study: grammar 3.6 Reflexive pronouns (notes + CB, p108)

Study: grammar 3.5 + 4.2 Present perfect (notes + CB, p.107 + 113 + 114)

Let's practice - homework

Do: eDition Unit 3 - Lesson 4: Exercise 32 + 33

Formative Test: Irregular Verbs 1- 115 (base form, past simple, part participle, translation)

Study: grammar 3.6 Reflexive pronouns (notes + CB, p108)

Study: grammar 3.5 + 4.2 Present perfect (notes + CB, p.107 + 113 + 114)