W12 EN 1G1 Les 2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Welcome

1G1

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Lesson Goals

- you can make affirmative sentences, negations and questions with the past simple; 

- you can use 's and s' to indicate possession

Today 

- Instruction on past simple and on 's and s'

- Vocab Exercises 

- Grammar Exercises 

Past Simple

De verleden tijd noemen we in het Engels de Past Simple.

 

•  Wanneer gebruik je de past simple?
• Hoe maak je de past simple?
• Uitzonderingen van de past simple 

Past simple

Wat	Past simple
Wanneer	Om aan te geven dat iets in het verleden is gebeurd.
Hoe	Met –ed OF een onregelmatige vorm.
Signaalwoorden	Yesterday, last week, last month, two days ago, four days ago, months ago, etc.
Voorbeelden	Shankar walked his friend home last night. I talked to her on the phone yesterday . Shakiela tried to close her book but a fly got caught in between the pages.

Past simple

Als in het verleden iets gebeurt, gebruik je de past simple 

The past simple eindigt vaak op -ed. 

Bevestigend	Ontkennend	Vragend
I played You played He/she/it played We played They played You played	I did not play You did not play He/she/it did not play We did not play They did not play You did not play	Did I play? Did you play? Did he/she/it play? Did we play? Did they play? Did you play?

's and s' 

We use ‘s to say something belongs to someone (enkelvoud)

Jorginio’s basketball

Amira’s tennis racket

Adam’s football

's and s'

We use s’ to say something belongs to more people (meervoud)

The childrens’ tennis balls

My parents’ bikes

's and s' 

Enkelvoud = ‘s

Meervoud =  s’

Exercises 

- Do exercises 6 and 7 if you scored less than 75% on Try Out 2 and/ or 3

How: Individually or in Pairs 

Time: 15 minutes 

Done? Study Vocab 5.1 

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you can make affirmative sentences, negations and questions with the past simple;

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You can use 's and s' to indicate possession

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Homework

Write it in your planner! 

Study Vocab 5.1 

See you next week!