Period 2 - Big Game - 1HV

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

PRESENT SIMPLE 

vs

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Lets try it first!

Answer the following 4 questions.

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

She often ... (to watch) documentaries.

1. watch
2. is watching
3. watches
4. watching

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

They always ... (to speak) English in class.

1. speak
2. are speaking
3. speaks
4. is speaking

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

She always ... (to wear) jewellery.

1. are wearing
2. wears
3. is wearing
4. wear

Present simple vs Present continuous
He ... (to cook) dinner for me at the moment.

1. cooks
2. is cooking
3. cooked
4. has been cooking

Present Simple VS Present Continuous

Present Simple	Present Continuous
Feiten, gewoonte, dingen die regelmatig gebeuren.	Dingen die op dit moment gebeuren, activiteiten die langer duren.
signaal woorden : always, never, seldom, sometimes, usually etc.	signaal woorden: now, right now, at the moment, listen! look!
example : I walk	example : I am walking
Form: Stam/Stam + s	To be + stam + ing

Present Continuous

... you ... (look) for your wallet right now?

Present simple

... Suzy ... (use) her chromebook every day?

Present Simple

That baby always ... (to cry) her lungs out.

Present Simple

My sister ... (wash) her hair every day.

Present Simple vs Present Continuous

We ... (not - play) tennis right now.

Present simple vs Present continuous
The sun ... (not - rise) in the West.

Lesson aim: I can explain the difference between the present simple and present continuous.

What is the difference between the present simple and present continuous?
How do we form the present simple and present continuous?

Possessive Pronouns

Possessive Pronouns (bezittelijke voornaam woorden)

Possessive pronouns

This is ... pen. (zijn)

1. He
2. Him
3. His

Possessive pronouns:
I met ________ mother (haar).

1. Mine
2. Theirs
3. Ours
4. Hers

Possessive pronoun:
Is this ... umbrella?

1. Your
2. Yours
3. Hers
4. Them

Possessive pronouns:
... (Hun) house is over there.

1. Them
2. Theirs
3. They
4. Their

Adjectives

Een adjective is in het Nederlands een bijvoeglijk naamwoord.

Je gebruikt een adjective om een zelfstandig naamwoord te omschrijven. Je kunt vragen: wat voor iets/iemand is het?

Bijv. My dad is a calm man.

 The car is slow.

Adverb

Een adverb is een bijwoord.

Je kunt vragen hoe iemand iets doet.

Bijv. He works calmly.

                      I always walk slowly.

Adverbs zijn:

1. Zelfstandige naamwoorden
2. Bijvoeglijke naamwoorden
3. Bijwoorden
4. Werkwoorden

Adjectives zijn:

1. Zelfstandige naamwoorden
2. Bijvoeglijke naamwoorden
3. Bijwoorden
4. Werkwoorden

My teacher is ....

1. Smart
2. Smartly

She sings.....

1. Beautiful
2. Beautifully

It rains ... in Spain

1. terribly
2. terrible

The concert is .....

1. terribly
2. terrible

The mountain is quite ....

1. High
2. Highly

Maak een zin met de Present Simple of de Present continuous

Maak een zin met een possessive pronoun

Maak een zin met een adjective of adverb