AH2 Grammar Revision theme 5

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Grammar Revision Theme 5

- Present perfect/Past Simple

- Word order SVO-PT

- Future (present continuous)

AH2

Grammar 13 present perfect & past simple

present perfect

Regelmatig: has/have   w.w.+ed

Onregelmatig: has/have 3e w.w.

I have worked here since 2016

Signal words: fynejas (for yet never ever just already since)

Past simple

regelmatig: w.w. +ed

onregelmatig: 2e w.w.

I worked here in 2016

Signal words: ago, last, yesterday etc.

past simple vs. present perfect

How many books ........
(she/write) so far??

The Vandals ....................
(invade) Rome in the year 455.

Present perfect or past simple?
Our school ... (not/start) yet.

past simple or present perfect
Yesterday Anna ... (dance) in the theatre.

word order

Recap: Word order

Wat is de juiste woordvolgorde? Stappenplan:

1. onderwerp  (subject)               WIE
   
2. werkwoord(en)  (verbs)           DOET
   
3. lijdend voorwerp (object)       WAT
   
4. plaats (place)                             WAAR
   
5. tijd (time)                                   WANNEER

Zet de volgende zin in de juiste volgorde:
to stop – he – from now on – has decided – smoking cigarettes - .

Zet de volgende zin in de juiste volgorde:
him – I – a minute ago – down the street – walking – saw - .

Zet de volgende zin in de juiste volgorde:
? – like – in the sea – did – last summer – swimming – you – in Italy

Future Simple

Vorm	Gebruik	Example:
to be (not) + infinitief + ing	Afspraken in de nabije toekomst waarvan tijd en/of plaats al vaststaat.	I am visiting the dentist after school. He isn't running a marathon this weekend. I am celebrating my birthday tomorrow.

Future: Present Continuous

To be going to

Wanneer je iets in de toekomst gaat doen

Am / are / is + going to + ww

I am going to sleep.

She isn't going to do her homework.

Are you  going to read?

Write down the present continuous:
We.... (not - to meet) him at five p.m.

Fill in the present continuous or 'going to):
I ... (to study) in the library, because it's quiet there.

Fill in the present continuous or 'going to):
We .... (to have) a film marathon this evening.