Grammar "Used to" and tag-questions

Lesson plan
  • Rules
  • Lesson aims
  • Grammar explanation + exercises
  • Recap lesson aims
  • Homework
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Lesson plan
  • Rules
  • Lesson aims
  • Grammar explanation + exercises
  • Recap lesson aims
  • Homework

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Rules
  • Respect
  • Silence when I speak
  • Silence when I raise my hand
  • Phone IN bag
  • Raise your hand for questions/answers

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Lesson aims
After this lesson you can:
  • Correctly explain and use "used to" in a sentence;
  • Correctly use "tag-questions".

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Grammar: Used to
  • "Used to" + Infinitive
  • To say what used to happen in the past
  • "I used to go to the zoo every thursday, but they closed last month."
  • "He used to be sad, but then he met her."
  • "Before they moved to the US, we used to hang out often."

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Grammar: Used to
  • Exercises:
  • He - of becoming an artist. (dromen)
  • They - English, but now it's their favorite subject. (haten)
  • She - chess. (houden van)
  • Winter - way colder. (zijn)
  • He - Young Adult literature. (alleen - lezen)

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Grammar: tag questions
  • What are tag questions?
  • Do we use them in Dutch? Examples?
  • "Toch?" "Hé" "Of niet?"
  • Used to verify if you are correct.
  • For example: "Your name is John, isn't it?"

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Grammar: tag questions
How to use them:
  • After a positive sentence, use a negative tag question;
  • For example: Today is Wednesday, isn't it?"
  • After a negative sentence, use a positive tag question;
  • For example: That isn't true, is it?

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Grammar: tag questions
In the tag question you repeat the following verbs:
  • Forms of "to be", "to have", "can" and "could"
  • If none of these are in the sentence, use: correct form of "to do".
  • The subject of the tag question is the personal pronoun:
  • I, you, he, she, it, they, we, you or there

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Grammar: tag questions
Exercises:
  1. There isn't anything we can do, ...? 
  2. Your car is red, ...? 
  3. We are up next, ...? 
  4. Grammar is useful, ...? 
  5. I need not help, ...? 
  6. You all understand this grammar, ...? 
  7. English is the best subject, ...?
  8. They did not drive all the way here for me, ...? 

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Recap lesson aims
After this lesson you can:
  • Correctly explain and use "used to" in a sentence;
  • Correctly use "tag-questions".

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Homework
This week finish:
The entire chapter of 2.4

Next week finish:
2.5 using the grammar of this lesson

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