KWT HAVO BB Past simple Present perfect Present perfect continuous

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Present Perfect:

Wat is de regel van de present perfect?

1. ww+ ed
2. shit = ww+s
3. vorm van to be + ww+ing
4. have/has + voltooid deelwoord (3e rijtje)

Present perfect:
Wanneer gebruik je de present perfect?

1. het is in het verleden gebeurd en niet belangrijk wanneer.
2. bij feiten, gewoontes en regelmaat.
3. wanneer het nog moet gaan gebeuren.
4. als het nu gebeurt.

PRESENT PERFECT:
in welke zin wordt de present perfect gebruikt?

1. She was working until late.
2. She worked until late.
3. She has worked until late.
4. She has been working until late.

past simple

present perfect

Hoe maak je de Present Perfect Continuous?

1. have/has+ voltooid deelwoord
2. have/has + been + werkwoord+ing
3. werkwoord + ing
4. werkwoord + ed

De Present Perfect Continuous gebruik je voor:

1. Verleden gebeurd, resultaat is zichtbaar
2. Verleden gebeurd, resultaat is niet zichtbaar
3. Verleden gebeurd, nog steeds bezig
4. Verleden begonnen, niet meer bezig.

Which sentence is present perfect continuous?

1. We've been practising all afternoon.
2. We've practised all afternoon.
3. We were practising all afternoon.
4. We practised all afternoon.

Bij welke tijd hoort dit signaalwoord:
in 2008

1. past simple
2. present perfect

Bij welke tijd hoort dit signaalwoord:
yet

1. past simple
2. present perfect

Bij welke tijd hoort dit signaalwoord:
since (2008)

1. past simple
2. present perfect

Bij welke tijd hoort dit signaalwoord:
already

1. past simple
2. present perfect

Make present perfect continuous:
It ... (not/snow)

Zet dit werkwoord in de present perfect continuous: she .......(work)

Grammar recap: Match the sentence with the correct tense

1. They've been waiting for hours! (This emphasises the length of time).

2. They've waited for hours. (This doesn't emphasise the length of time).

Present perfect continuous

Present perfect

Present Perfect Simple

Present Perfect Continuous

To show
 that an action is still going on.

To focus on how

long something has been in progress.

To show that

an action is finished.

To focus on what (and

how much) we have completed in a period

of time.

Nathalie ____
me to come to her party all month.

1. has asked
2. has been asking

My cat _____
me last year.

1. has bitten
2. has been biting
3. bit

The baby _____
well lately.

1. has done
2. has been doing

That man over there _____
for his dog the whole weekend.

1. has looked
2. has been looking

Can you keep it down? I _____ hard all day and I’m tired.

1. have worked
2. have been working

Tom _____
(to work) for three different companies so far.

Leila _____
(to eat) biscuits all evening.

____ there ever _____
(to be) a crisis in your country?

I____ that movie last week.