2H Week 41 - Recap class

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome

Goals for this class

At the end of this class the student has refreshed their knowledge on:

Present simple vs present continuous

Possesive/genetive 
Possesive pronouns

Planning

Present simple vs present continuous

Possesive/genetive

Possesive pronouns

Simple + Continuous

I go to work every day.

I am going to work right now.

Simple + Continuous

I eat 3 meals every day.

I'm eating something currently.

Present Simple

Things that happen regularly or always

John and Mary travel to their country house every weekend.

Water boils at 100 degrees Celcius

Present Simple

Present simple:

Base form of the verb: (to) walk, (to) work
Things that happen regularly or always.

Signal words: always, every (day, hour, etc.), normally, occasionally

Present Continuous

Temporary situations that are happening right now.

Discussion about developments and changes

I am reading a book.

Things are getting more expensive

Present Continuous

Present continuous:

Verb + ing: working, walking

Temporary situations that are happening right now.

Discussion about developments and changes

Signal words: now, "look!","listen!", at the moment, currently

He is working

1. Present Simple
2. Present continuous

He is reading

1. Present Simple
2. Present continuous

She works every saturday.

1. Present Simple
2. Present continuous

She always stays home.

1. Present Simple
2. Present continuous

They are going to school.

1. Present Simple
2. Present continuous

He usually does his homework.

1. Present Simple
2. Present continuous

Gas prices are rising

1. Present Simple
2. Present continuous

I go on vacation every year

1. Present Simple
2. Present continuous

She is jumping on the sofa

1. Present Simple
2. Present continuous

The earth spins around the sun.

1. Present Simple
2. Present progressive

Write down a sentence in the present simple
Write down a sentence in the present continuous

Possessive & genetive

The door of the car (genitive)

Lynne's car (possessive)

Distinction

Possessive form

relation with people

(Singular noun) + 's 

Amy's car
Lynn's breakfast

Possessive form

For ownership (__'s)

My father's job

The dog's ear

But there are rules (and exceptions)

People: exception 1 (plurals)

When a plural is involved, we only use '

The boys' books

Same with plurals and animals

The dogs' tails

Possesive form people

Singular nouns get 's (Bob's birthday gift)

Plurals only get ' (The girls' phones)

Companies are treated like people (Coca Cola's products)

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Make a sentence using a singular noun
Make a sentence using a plural

Genetive case

Genetive case

Like possesive form, but we use "of"

When?

When we talk about things that belong to other things

The door of the car

Not: the car's door

When?

The top of the page

Not: the page's top

Genetive Case

We use 'of' when we talk about things that belong to other things

#1 The pages of the book
#2 The book's pages

1. #1 is correct
2. #2 is correct

#1 The car's wheels
#2 The wheels of the car

1. #1 is correct
2. #2 is correct

#1 The factory's pipes
#2 The pipes of the factory

1. #1 is correct
2. #2 is correct

#1 The levers of the crane
#2 The crane's levers

1. #1 is correct
2. #2 is correct

#1 The truck's tires
#2 The tires of the truck

1. #1 is correct
2. #2 is correct

#1 The colours of the rainbow
#2 The rainbow's colours

1. #1 is correct
2. #2 is correct

Possessive Pronouns

Bob's book

That book is his.

Possessive pronouns

With pronouns (his/hers/yours) there are never any apostrophes.

Possessive pronouns

I - mine (this paper is mine)

You - yours (this book is yours)

He - his (the problem is his)

She - hers (this pen is hers)

We - ours (that grade was ours)

They - theirs (that phone is theirs)

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