Lesson Three A Theme 5

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo, havo
• Leerjaar 1

• Taking the register (roll call)
• What do you need?
• Looking ahead
• Learning goals
• New Grammar

• Let's get down to work (exercises)
• Homework

iPad      workbook      binder          pen         airpods

                       B                              and pencil

• Je kunt eenvoudige notities en aantekeningen maken voor anderen
  

• Je kunt korte, eenvoudige berichten schrijven over zaken van direct belang
• Je kunt in korte, eenvoudige zinnen vertrouwde zaken beschrijven

to be

(past simple)

to be (past simple)

• to be = zijn
• past simple = verleden tijd

• Het werkwoord 'to be' kent 2 vormen in de verleden tijd 
• was > I / he / she / it
• were > you / we / you / they

to be (past simple)

Bevestigend (+)	Ontkennend(-)	Vragend (?)
I was ... .	I was not (wasn't) ... .	Was I ... ?
You were ... .	You were not (weren't) ... .	Were you ... ?
He was ... .	He was not (wasn't) ... .	Was he ... ?
She was ... .	She was not (wasn't) ... .	Was she ... ?
It was ... .	It was not (wasn't) ... .	Was it ... ?
We were ... .	We were not (weren't) ... .	Were we ... ?
You were ... .	You were not (weren't) ... .	Were you ... ?
They were ... .	They were not (weren't) ... .	Were they ... ?

Was mijn uitleg duidelijk?

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Mister Sebel ... very late today.

1. was
2. were

James and Jerry ... best friends.

1. was
2. were

That holiday in France ... the best holiday ever.

1. was
2. were

That car ... driving too fast.

1. was
2. were

We ... in love.

1. was
2. were

Lesson 2: Writing

Study: to be (past simple)

Do: Exercise 14, page 20, Workbook B           

Exercise 14 (page 21)

1. wasn't
2. weren't
3. were
4. wasn't
5. was
6. was
7. weren't
8. were

place

of

adverbs

place of adverbs

Gebruik:

• Adverbs zijn bijwoorden
• Je gebruikt bijwoorden om extra informatie te geven over hoe, wat of wanneer

Plaats in de zin:

• Één werkwoord in de zin > bijwoord zet je voor het werkwoord
• Twee werkwoorden in de zin > bijwoord zet je tussen de  werkwoorden in
• Vorm van to be (am, are, is, was, were) > bijwoord zet je achter de vorm van to be

Voorbeelden:

• I always wear a bodywarmer.
• He has never worked a day in his life.
• They are usually on time.

Was mijn uitleg duidelijk?

😒🙁😐🙂😃

I go there. (never)

1. Never I go there.
2. I never go there.
3. I go never there.
4. I go there never.

Brian knows the answer. (probably)

1. Brian probably knows the answer.
2. Brian knows probably the answer.
3. Brian knows the probably answer.

Jerry is in a bad mood. (rarely)

1. Jerry is rarely in a bad mood.
2. Jerry rarely is in a bad mood.
3. Jerry is in rarely a bad mood.
4. Jerry is in a bad rarely mood.

They have finished their homework. (finally)

1. They finally have finished their homework.
2. They have finally finished their homework.
3. They have finished finally their homework.
4. They have finished their finally homework.

Jack writes letters. (never)

1. Never Jack writes letters.
2. Jack never writes letters.
3. Jack writes never letters.
4. Jack writes letters never.

Lesson 2: Writing

Study: place of adverbs

Do: Exercise 15+16, page 21, Workbook B           

Exercise 15 (page 21)

1. a
   
2. b
   
3. a
   
4. b
   
5. a
   
6. b
   
7. b
   
8. a

Exercise 16 (page 21)

1. We nearly missed the kick off.
   
2. Susan always wears trainers to school.
   
3. I think my mother is still mad at me.
   
4. Liverpool nearly lost the match.
   
5. The swimmers were really tired but they didn't complain.
   
6. We always watch The Super Bowl. We never miss it.

- Vocabulary 5.1+5.2, page 139, Workbook B

- past simple

- 's of s'

- to be (past simple)

- place of adverbs

Thanks for your attention