11-05-2023

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

Today's lesson

• recap on grammar (present simple/continuous, past simple/continuous, future tense)
• reading game
• research question

Present simple

Facts, habits and regularities

Always, never, every day/week/month, usually, frequently, etc

Every week I ... (to walk) to school.

1. walk
2. walks
3. am walking
4. have been walking

I never ... (to ask) a girl out.

1. ask
2. am asking
3. was asking
4. have been asking

What sentence can you think of in the present simple form?

"I can now confidently recognise and use the present simple."

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Present continuous

Happens for a longer period of time

right now, at the moment, as we speak, currently, "look!"

Currently, he ... (to stress) about his homework

1. stress
2. stresses
3. is stressing
4. was stressing

We ... (to think) about going to that party tonight as we speak.

1. think
2. thinks
3. are thinking
4. were thinking

"I can now confidently recognise and use the present continuous."

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Past simple

Something that ended in the past

yesterday, last night, last Friday, last month, a long time ago, in 2013..., etc

regular vs irregular verbs

I ... (to go) to the cinema yesterday evening.

1. visited
2. went
3. have been
4. was going

In 2013 my parent ... (to get) a divorce.

1. get
2. got
3. have gotten
4. have been getting

"I can now confidently recognise and use the past simple."

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Past continuous

Went on for a longer period of time in the past

Je vindt de past continuous vaak in dezelfde zin als dat je de past simple vindt. Er gebeuren tussen twee dingen een soort van tegelijkertijd.

I was doing the dishes when I heard someone ring the door.

My parents ... (to fight) when my brother ... (to arrive).

1. are fighting was arriving
2. are fighting arrived
3. fought arrived
4. were fighting arrived

When I ... (to come) home, my mother ... (to do) the dishes.

1. got is doing
2. came home was doing
3. went was doing
4. came home is doing

"I can now confidently recognise and use the past continuous."

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Future Tense

1. - Je gebruikt 'will' als je het hebt over voorspellingen in de toekomst (het is niet zeker dat het gaat gebeuren).
   
2. - Je gebruikt 'to be going to' als je het hebt over voorspellingen in de toekomst met bewijs (je hebt bewijs dat het gaat gebeuren).
   
3. - Je gebruikt de present simple (SHIT-regel) als je het hebt over vaste tijdstippen in de toekomst. Vaak zie je in de zin dan werkwoorden staan zoals open, close, depart, arrive, leave, etc.
   
4. - Je gebruikt de present continuous (am/is/are + -ing) als je het hebt over afspraken in de toekomst.
   
5. 
   

Voorspelling

• will/shall + werkwoord

I will see you tomorrow.

The weather is not looking too well, I think it will rain later this day. 

Shall I help you?

Voorspelling met bewijs

• to be going to + hele werkwoord

I am going to travel to Spain tomorrow, here's my ticket.

Vaste tijdstippen

• present simple

werkwoord (soms met 's')

The train leaves at four o'clock sharp.

The shop closes at 6.30 pm. 

Afspraken in de toekomst

• present continuous

am/is/are + werkwoord + ing

They're visiting their aunt next weekend. 

I think it ... tomorrow, I just have this gut feeling.

1. is going to rain
2. will rain
3. will be going to rain
4. should rain

My favourite food chain ... at 6 o'clock every day.

1. closes
2. is closing
3. will close
4. will be closing

"I can now confidently recognise and use the future tense."

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On the board...

... we are going to create one big timeline

• put all the discussed tenses on the timeline!

Worksheet

Complete the exercises on the worksheet that I will hand out.

Reading/writing assignment

Research question

Main question

Think of three subquestions to get an answer to the research question.

Subquestion 1: ___________________________________________?

Subquestion 2: ___________________________________________?

Subquestion 3: ___________________________________________?

For each subquestion

1. What is your opinion? How would you answer it?
2. Find a reliable source to support your opinion.
3. Find a source that says something you don't agree with.
4. Then, explain WHY you DON'T agree with this.

Today

Try to completely answer at least two subquestions today.