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Previously on...
  • final complaint letter: feedback (this week)

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Preview
  • 9 June: test unit 5 (everything but if-clauses!)
  • 14, 15, 21 and 22 June: presentations (individual) - rest of the    class will practise their reading skills
  • 23 June and onwards: test week (reading exam) 



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Preview
Presentations: 
  • individual 
  • Pecha Kucha: 15 slides (20 seconds per slide --> automatically!) 
  • talk about something you like
  • use very few words on your slides (and use one/two pictures)
  • presentation ≠ reading aloud from paper --> bullet point
  • rubric & information --> Magister :) 
Questions?

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Lesson Goals
After today's lesson, you'll be able to...
  • recognise a present perfect
  • explain how to form a present perfect
  • determine when you can use a present simple, past simple     or present perfect (based on the context of a sentence)

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Present simple
  • What is a present simple? 

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Present simple
  • something always, never, or often happens 
  • typical words: always, never, often, usually, regularly,       sometimes, hardly ever
  • form: verb (+s for he/she/it)

Example: I sing my favourite song every day

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Past simple
  • What is a past simple? 

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Past simple
  • Something happened in the past and...
  • ...it is important when it happened! 
  • Example words: last night, in 2015, this morning (specific  time indication)
  • Form: stem of the verb + -ed (but mind the irregular verbs!)

Example: ​I watched a movie yesterday.

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Present perfect
  • Can be used for four different things, but actions in the past have connection to the present
  • Form:  has/have + past participle 

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Present perfect
1. Something happened in the past, but it's not important when (usually no time indication)

Example: She's given me a really good idea.

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Present perfect
2. Something started in the past and it's still going on
(key words: for, in, since)

Example: We've been here since coffee time.

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Present perfect
3. Something happened in the past and the result is visible now.

Example: I've done my homework. Here it is.

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Present perfect
4. Something just happened or did not happen yet (key words:
 just, lately, recently, yet)

Example: They have just joined the chess club.

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I ... early this morning.
A
wake up
B
woke up
C
have woken up

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I ... her since 2010 and we still see each other every week.
A
know
B
knew
C
have known

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He ... to his girlfriend last week.
A
writes
B
wrote
C
has written

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They ... four times a week.
A
practise
B
practised
C
have practised

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He ... in Appingedam for 2 years and is not planning to leave.
A
lives
B
lived
C
has lived

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He ... hard yesterday.
A
works
B
worked
C
has worked

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I ... Michael for 3 days.
A
don't see
B
didn't see
C
haven't seen

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Martin often ... goals for his team.
A
scores
B
scored
C
has scored

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Let's get to work!
  • Workbook: exercise 15 (5.2) and 33 (5.4)

Done? 
  • exercise 8 (conjunctions)
  • study vocabulary/phrases
  • work on your presentation
timer
12:00

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Final reminders
  • Homework for tomorrow: exercises 15 and 33 & work on your vocabulary/phrases!
  • Try to think of a topic for your presentation
  • Homework Thursday: short questionnaire
     about me 
      - fill out individually :)  

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