3At - unit 2A/B

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Goals

• I can indicate one example of a meaning change in adjective patterns shifts
• I can name the 4 narrative tenses
• I know when to use them

Recap unit 2A

There are 3 patterns for adjectives:

1. adjective + noun --> a beautiful day
2. noun/indefinite pronoun + adjective                                                          (indefinite pronoun = not any specific person: The most common ones are all, any, anyone, anything, each, everybody, everyone, everything, few, many, nobody, none, one, several, some, somebody, and someone.              --> the person involved
3. noun + verb + adjective --> the results were fascinating

in deep trouble

1. adj + noun
2. noun/indefinite pronoun + adj.
3. noun + verb + adjective

The view was magnificent.

1. adj. + noun
2. noun/indefinite pronoun + adj.
3. noun + verb + adj.

The President elect met his predecessor .

1. adj. + noun
2. noun/indefinite pronoun + adj.
3. noun + verb + adj.

Meaning change

The adjectives involved, present,proper, responsible and concerned can appear either before or after the noun that they modify, but with a different meaning depending on the placement.

You have already made ex. 6 about this. 

Are there any questions?

Explain the difference: the people present / the present situation

Watch this film

It is about narrative tenses:

1. Past Simple                          2. Past Continuous

3. Past Perfect (simple)      4. Past Perfect Continuous 

• Write down these 4 tenses in you notebook
• While watching/listening, take notes.
• When the film ends, write your notes down in the next slide

Type in your notes abou the narrative tenses.

recognise the tenses:

Take out your student's book, page 18.

Have a good look and identify the tenses.

In 2 minutes, I'm going to ask you some questions about them.

In which sentence(s) do you find a Past Simple?

1. 3, 4
2. 3, 9
3. 9
4. 4

In which sentence do you find a Past Perfect (Simple)?

1. 2
2. 4
3. 7
4. 10

Why do they use the Past Perfect Continuous in sentence 2?

Which sentences contain a different tense than the 4 tenses we talked about?

Goals

• I can indicate one example of a meaning change in adjective patterns shifts
• I can name the 4 narrative tenses
• I know when to use them

Goals:
Which verbs get a change of meaning when it's put before or after a noun?

I know the 4 narrative tenses and when to use them.

Yes, I understand completely

Yes, but I still need some explanation

No, I don't understand them.

Choose:

1. Either you watch the following video about narrative tenses
2. Or you do student's book ex. 6 and 7