HV2 EN P2 W6 - A2B - Grammar revision

HV2 - Grammar revision
Week 6
A2B
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HV2 - Grammar revision
Week 6
A2B

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Content
  • Class lay-out
  • Looking back on last week
  •  Test week: essentials and information
  • Grammar revision + independent study
  • Class check
  • Exit ticket

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Looking back on last week
What went wrong?
How can we improve?
Your expectations and my expectations this lesson.

Expectations next period.

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How do you feel about the grammar for the test week?
😒🙁😐🙂😃

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Test week: essentials
Bring with you:
  • Your laptop!
  • Your charger!!
  • A pen and pencil

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Test week: information
Grammar P2
  • P. 219            -->  Adjectives & Adverbs 
  • P. 220           -->  Past Simple v. Present Perfect
  • P. 227/228  -->  Quantifiers 
  • P. 217            -->  Future tenses 

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Test week: information
Grammar P1 + Y1
  • P. 211 - 232

  • P. 214  -->  Future: Going to
  • P. 218  -->  Modals
  • P. 224  -->  Word Order

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Test week: information
Use the Powerpoints, LessonUp's and Study Guide!

Want extra practice?
- Links in the study guide
- www.engelsklaslokaal.nl

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Past Continuous
Practice

Fill in the correct form of the Past Continuous.
Or
Past Continuous v. Past Simple

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The boys (swim) __________ while the girls (sunbathe)_____________.

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I (cycle) _________, when I (hear) ___________ a strange noise.

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Past Continuous
  • V.t. vorm van 'to be' + ww + -ing
  • ww eindigt op -e > -ing / bake = baking
  • ww eindigt op -l > -lling / travel = travelling

I was cooking a meal, when the phone rang.
Ik was aan het koken, toen de telefoon ging.

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Past Continuous: signal words
While
- Dubbele Past Continuous in de zin

When
- Past continuous word onderbroken door past simple.

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Content
  • Grammar revision + independent study
  • Class check
  • Exit ticket

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Grammar revision
By yourself:
Read the text, underline and name the mistakes. Correct them by rewriting how it should be.

Done?
Independent study
timer
15:00

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How many mistakes did you find?
020

Slide 17 - Sondage

Text revision
1 = Interpunction
How do I spend my free time.

How do I spend my free time ?

When you have a question, you ALWAYS have to write a question mark at the end of the sentence.

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Text revision
2 = Present Perfect
I always liked shopping

I have always liked shopping

Always = signal word. Present Perfect started in the past and happens until the present

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Text revision
3 = Capital letter
If i have 

If I have

The I is ALWAYS a capital letter.

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Text revision
4 = Quantifier
have many free time

have a lot of free time

Free time is a large uncountable noun, but not replaceable with a definite number i.e. five, eight, etc.

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Text revision
5 = Capital letter
 i really love

 I really love

The I is ALWAYS a capital letter.


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Text revision
6 = Present Perfect
ever was a family holiday.

ever has been a family holiday.

Ever is a signal word. Present Perfect started in the past and happens until the present

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Text revision
7 = Past Simple: irregular verbs
I gone to Spain

I went to Spain

Gone is 3rd row irregular verbs (= volt. deelwoord)
Past Simple uses 2nd row (= v.t.)

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Text revision
8 = Past Simple
we visits 

we visited

Talks about an event that started and finished in the past.
ww + -ed

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Text revision
9 = Adverb
visited extreme old castles

visited extremely old castles

Extremely is an adverb that says something about an adjective  --> old. Old says something about  castles

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Text revision
10 = Adjective
ate deliciously food.

ate delicious food.

An adjective defines WHAT the noun is. 
What is the food? --> Delicious

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Text revision
11 = Present Continuous Future
I go next summer

I'm going next summer

When plans in the future are already agreed upon and fixed.
Wanneer toekomstplannen al afgesproken en geregeld zijn.

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Text revision
12 = Word Order
I'm going next summer to Ireland.

I'm going to Ireland next summer.

In word order you put place and time at the end of the sentence in that order: PLACE - TIME

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Text revision
13 = Future: will/shall
I'm going to visit

I will visit

You use will/shall + infitive with promises, predictions or offers.
Gebruik will/shall + hele ww bij beloftes, voorspelling of aanbod.

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Text revision
14 = Future going to
if I will travel around

if I'm going to travel around

Use when plans are not sure yet, there is intention
to be going to + ww

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Text revision
15 = Word Order
when I'm there in dublin.

in dublin when I'm there.

In word order you put place and time at the end of the sentence in that order: PLACE - TIME

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Text revision
16 = Capital Letter
in dublin

in Dublin

Names of place, people and dates are ALWAYS with a capital letter.

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Text revision
17 = Capital Letter
what would

What would

Start of a sentence is ALWAYS with a capital letter.

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Text revision
18 = Irregular Superlative (degree of comparison)
your goodest

your best

Some adjectives have their own irregular form.
good/well - better - best

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Text revision
19 = Word Order
best ever holiday

best holiday ever

In word order you put time at the end of the sentence. 
S - V - O - P - T

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Text revision
20 = Interpunction
holiday ever.

holiday ever ?

When you have a question, you ALWAYS have to write a question mark at the end of the sentence.

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How do you feel about the grammar and the test next week now?
😒🙁😐🙂😃

Slide 38 - Sondage

Good luck with your test week and have nice spring break.

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