Unit 7 - 06/04/2022

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome

Today you'll need:

- your book

- your student book

Today's mood?

What are we doing today?

•  Reading 
•  Homework check 
•  Weekly vocab 
•  What to study for the test
•  Recap present perfect
•  Vocab practice
•  Grammar practice

Reading

Continue reading The boy in the striped pyjamas

Homework check

Open your SB page 44 

Weekly vocab

New list in Teams. Try to figure out the meaning of all the words!

Found all definitions? Study the weekly vocab in Quizlet

What to study for the test

Vocab:

Weekly vocabulary 1-8

Grammar:

Irregular verbs

Past simple vs past continuous

Present perfect vs past simple

Present perfect

What do you remember?
Present perfect: when

Present perfect: when

• Something that has started in the past and is still happening as we speak.
• When something has happened in the past but still shows its consequences 
• Talk about the experiences in someone's life up to now.

What do you remember?
Present perfect: form

Present perfect: form

Have / has + past participle (= -ed or 3rd row irregular)

I have lived here for ten years.

She has known him since 2011.

Present Perfect - Past Simple

They 

have

written

three

letters

already

Present perfect
School ... (not/start) yet.

have

worked

very

You

hard.

Present perfect
We ... (buy) a lamp.

Weekly vocab

New list in Teams. Try to figure out the meaning of all the words!

Found all definitions? Study the weekly vocab in Quizlet

> search: maaikemagdelyns, folders 2v  - Weekly vocab

Vocab review

when someone says that something is wrong or not satisfactory

a doctor who provides medical treatment for people who live in a certain area

without pretending; with honesty and real feeling

1. decent
2. courteous
3. sly
4. sincere

a piece of soft material that covers and protects an injured part of the body

to gain or receive good results from something

to say that someone has done something wrong

unwilling to accept or try to understand ideas that are new or different

1. narrow-minded
2. absent-minded
3. big-headed
4. thick-skinned

to estimate

nauseous

unusual, extraordinary

to be in the same difficult situation

1. to miss the boat
2. to be in the same boat

A fast-flowing and turbulent part of the course of a river

to give the punishment to someone found guilty of committing a crime

no longer needed or useful

someone who gets into buildings illegally and steals things

(window) pane

the front part of a person's or animal's body between the neck and the stomach

Release of harmful materials into the environment

determined to do/think what you wants and refuse to do/think anything else

to miss an opportunity

1. to miss the boat
2. to be in the same boat

icing on the cake

to give the punishment to someone found guilty of committing a crime

1. to bribe
2. to forge
3. arson
4. attorney

arson

attorney

red-handed

to pickpocket

to forge

to blackmail

Study time

• Present perfect vs past simple
• Present simple vs present continuous
• irregular verbs 
• Vocabulary
• 
  

Where?

Englisch-hilfen.de/en or ego4u.com 

Homework:  13/04

Study vocabulary week 1 - 8

Read your book

If you didn't finish SB pg 44, then you'll have to finish it this week.