Lesson 2 - 2. Reading + Verbs 2: past simple

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

ENGLISH

Period 2.1

Lesson 2

Reading 2: 

Letters and emails

ENTRY TICKET
past simple

Route A1/A2

Route A2/B1

Route B1/B2

Planning

- the past simple explained 

- grammar: verbs 2 - past simple

exercises in planner GRAMMAR 

- reading and vocab practise

exercises in planner Reading A2/B1 OR B1/B2

Goals

- you know the difference between regular and irregular verbs

- you can use the past simple tense to express something that happened in the past

- you practise reading and vocab in the second reading chapter

Grammar: past simple 

I ran to catch the bus this morning.

I missed it anyway. 

Choose the past simple form of:
to be

1. was
2. were
3. was / were
4. beed

Choose the past simple form of:
prefer

1. preferred
2. prefered

Choose the past simple form of:
cry

1. cryd
2. cryed
3. crying
4. cried

Write the past simple form of:
sing

Write the past simple form of:
beg

Write the past simple form of:
stay

Write the past simple form of:
give

NU Engels - grammar

- go to the GRAMMAR planner in NU Engels

- Do exercise 1 + 2 + 3 (past simple)

Time left?! --> start studying the vocab list

Reading

What's the difference between formal and informal use of language? 

When does this matter? 

formal

informal

Sorry, I can't make it.

I'm afraid I will not be able to attend.

I was wondering if you could . . ?

Can you . . ?

Thank you.

Thanks!

NU Engels - Reading

- go to the Reading planner in NU Engels

- Do exercise 1 + 2 + 3 

Time left?! --> start studying the vocab list

HOMEWORK

Finish the following exercises in NU Engels

Planning 2.1 GRAMMAR: ex. 1 + 2 + 3 (past simple)

Planning 2.1 Reading: ex. 1 + 2 + 3

EXIT TICKET
Do you know how to use the past simple?

YES!

Not perfectly, but nearly

I'm getting there

I need some extra help

Have you finished all exercises in the planning (both grammar and reading)?

Yes, all done!

Almost, only a few things to finish at home.

No, I still have a lot to do.

I haven't even started.