Week 39 klas O4 present simple + adverbs of freq

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 1

Schedule:

1. Grammar *Present Simple* (level 1)

2. Grammar *Adjectives & Adverbs* (level 2)

2. Zelfstandig werken 

3. Holmwoods

4. Evaluation 

Present Simple:

Remember.....?

-> Routines, habits, facts

Singular	= 1 pers.
I	walk
you	walk
he/she/it	walk s

Plural	= 2+
we	walk
you	walk
they	walk

Remember....?       He/she/it= SHIT Rule +s 

But how do you write: play, sing, read, write in SHIT singular?

How do we recognize sentences with habits?

Adjectives & Adverbs

Adjectives:

- describe people and things

- placed before a noun or pronoun (form pairs with nouns)

- describe a quantity before nouns (ex. sixteen candles)

- placed after 'to be' or linking verbs.

Sense verb: to feel, to taste, to smell, to become, to seem etc.

Ex. He seems happy. He seems quiet. 

Examples:

1. A great show. (adj. describes noun)

2. The pizza tasted great. (linking verb+adj.)

3. The dog is asleep. (linking verb + ajd.)

4. Linda felt ill. (linking verb+ adj.)

5. The former prime minister was cool. (adj. describes noun)

Adverbs

- Describe a verb, adjective, or another adverb.

- Time, manner, place, degree.

- Often end in -ly. 

- Answer the questions:

1. How?            2. Where?

3. When?        4. How much?

5. How often?

Some adverbs mean something else if you add -ly:

1. She worked very hard.   

2. She hardly worked. (adverb means= almost never)

1. He is working late tonight.

2. Have you seen him lately? (adverb means= recently)

My friend was a good student.
good = adverb or adjective?

She performed well in her math and science classes.
Well = adverb or adjective?

Frequent or frequently?

Frequent = adjective. 

Describes something that happens often. 

-> I make frequent trips to the supermarket. 

Frequently = adverb

Often. Answer the question how often?

->She plays soccer frequently

Her trips to the library were frequent.
frequent = adverb or adjective?

She frequently designed dresses.
Frequently = adverb or adjective?

She won awards for her dresses and she was happy.
Happy = adverb or adjective?

She was happy.

Was= a form of to be -> linking verb.

Happy says something about the girl.

Test yourself!

1. He is a good/well painter.

2. He did his homework quick/quickly.

3. The teacher frequent/frequently traveled.

4. I feel bad/badly about what happened. 

5. The firefighter is brave/bravely. 

Option 1:

Workbook 1 Today

page: 14-18

Option 3:

Test Yourself

Worksheets present simple

Option 2:

Workbook 2 Impact

Unit 2 page: 12-15

Break

Draw your own mindmap.

*Put the most important thing you've learned in the middle*

Draw your own mindmap.

Put the most important thing you've learned in the middle.

Time to evaluate!