Present Continuous

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Present Continuous

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DOEL

1. ik weet wat de Present Continous is
   
2. ik kan de Present Continuous maken
3. ik weet wanneer ik de Present Continuous gebruik
   

1. Ik weet wat de Present Continuous is.

• duurvorm / -ingvorm
• je vertaalt het met 'aan het .....'
  

2. Ik kan de Present Continuous maken.

to be (zijn)

AM

ARE

IS

werkwoord

ING

+

+

3. Ik weet wanneer ik de Present Continuous gebruik.

• now / at the moment / listen, ..... / look, .....
  
• de handeling duurt even (aan het praten, aan het slapen, aan het lezen, etc.)
  

Oh ja!

sommige werkwoorden eindigen op een 'stomme e'

(je schrijft hem wel maar je hoort hem niet)

move - moving

drive - driving

hope - hoping

make - making

Oh ja! Oh ja!

sommige werkwoorden krijgen een verdubbeling van de medeklinker

run - running

plan - planning

swim - swimming

stop - stopping

Get set...

Ready? Steady? Go!

I .......... (listen) to music at the moment.

1. am listening
2. are listening
3. is listening

They .......... (read) the book The city of bones.

1. are reading
2. am reading
3. is reading

Look! The dog .......... (play) with the ball.

1. is play
2. is playing
3. are play
4. are playing

Max Verstappen .......... (race) at the track.

1. is raceing
2. are racing
3. is racing
4. are racing

We .......... (drink) some tea.

1. am drinking
2. are drinking
3. is drinking

It .......... (freeze) in here.

1. is freezing
2. are freezing
3. is freezeing
4. are freezeing

You .......... (study) hard.

1. are studying
2. are studing

Sander.......... (text) Sam a message.

1. am texting
2. is texting
3. are texting

The cows .......... (run) and .......... (jump) in the meadow now.

1. are run are jump
2. are running are jumping
3. are runing are jumping

The cows .......... (eat) grass.

1. is eating
2. are eating
3. am eating

I .......... (plan) a trip now.

1. am planning
2. am planing

Luciano and Antwan .......... (drive) a tractor.

1. is driveing
2. are driveing
3. is driving
4. are driving

The puppy .......... (take) a nap.

1. is takeing
2. is taking

It .......... (rain) right now.

1. is raining
2. are raining

I .......... (swim) in the pool.

1. am swiming
2. am swimming

Ik kan de Present Continuous maken.

1. Ja :-)
2. Nee :-(
3. Een beetje

Om mezelf te verbeteren wil ik het liefste:

1. persoonlijke uitleg
2. extra oefenen op papier
3. extra oefenen op de computer
4. uitleg in de les

Let's go and do some homework!

The difference

A vs AN

• We use a and an to talk about things in a general way
• There is a police car outside.
• My aunt lives in an old house.
• We're having a lovely evening.

We decide whether we use a or an based on the pronunciation of the word that follows.

We use a/an to talk about things in a general way, without saying precisely which people or items we are referring to

We decide whether we use a or an based on the pronunciation of the word following the article. 

When to use a

In front of any word that begins with a consonant (not a vowel):

A book

A dog bone

A town

A cup of coffee

A diary

what is a consonant?

what is a vowel?

When to use an

In front of any word that begins with a vowel

A (an apple)

E (an egg)

I (an Ipad)

O (an oven)

U (an umbrella)

Exceptions

Words that start with u or eu pronounced with a /j/ sound

• University, euro, useful = a

Words that start with a "silent" h

• Hour, honest, honour = an

Words that start with o  pronounced with a /w/ sound

• Once, one, onesie = a

What does "exceptions" mean? - uitzonderingen

/j/ sound: (a) - unicorn, university, euro, useful, uniform, universe, Europe

silent /h/: (an) - hour, honour, honest

/w/ sound: (a) - onesie, once, one

a of an?
..... dog

1. a
2. an

a of an?
..... banana

1. a
2. an

a of an?
.... artwork

1. a
2. an

a of an?
.... uniform

1. a
2. an

a of an?
.... commercial

1. a
2. an

a of an?
.... hour

1. a
2. an

Possessive Pronouns

My birthday	His birthday is after mine .
Your dog	Is that dog yours ?
His CDs	Those CDs are his .
Her money	The money is all hers .
Its legs	Difference between its and it's
Our laptop	You can borrow ours .
Their friends	They introduced some friends of theirs .

We use the first row with possessive pronouns at the beginning of a noun phrase.

We use the second row without a noun following:

That is my coat. (coat is a noun)

That coat is mine. (no noun following)

The meaning is similar, but the words that follow (or don't) are different

Possessive Pronouns

Possessives often tell us who things belong to or a relationship between two people/things

His birthday is two days after mine. 

That's my diary.

Isn't that your brother?

I

You

He

She

It

We

They

Our

Her

Its

My

Their

His

Your

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