Unit 2 grammar recap

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome V3

Please take a seat

Put your phone and earbuds in your bag

Grab your laptop and log in

Class rules

Respect! 

Listen to each other 

and to me :)

Try to speak English at 

all times. 

Making mistakes is okay.

Today's planning

To do: 

Past Simple, Continuous and Perfect

So, too, neither, either, nor

Goals: 

You know how to write sentences in the past tense.

You know how to respond to positive and negative news.

Narrative Tenses

Narrative tenses are used to tell a story or talk about events in the past.

Past simple:

•                 state and actions at a definite time in the past. (= Main events)
  
•                 I left university in 2010.
  

Past continuous: 

•                 Things that were going on in the past. (= Background info)
  
•                 I was walking down the street when I suddenly heard a loud noise.

Past Perfect: 

•                 used to make clear that one action happened before another.
  
•                 I didn't have any money because I had lost my wallet.

Fill the gap: When I wanted to buy a ticket to the match I realised that (I / leave ) my wallet at home.

Fill the gap: What ( Sally / do) the last time you saw her?

Fill the gap: (it / rain) when your mum asked you to go to the supermarket?

Fill the gap: People had tears in their eyes when
the athlete ( finally / cross) the finish line.

Fix the Past Continuous:
The students playing football at nine o'clock yesterday.

Fix the Past Simple:
How they travel to Glasgow for the final match of the season?

Fix the Past Perfect
After reading chapter one, I realised that I read the book before.

“So” and “too”

= used in positive sentences to show agreement.

I love English. I do too!

So does my dad.

“Either”, “neither”, and “nor”

= used in negative sentences to show agreement.

I don't enjoy French. Neither do we. She doesn't either.

NL

SO/TOO wordt gebruikt in positieve zinnen om overeenstemming aan te geven:

Ik hou ook van voetbal.
Ik ook.

EITHER, NEITHER, NOR wordt gebruikt in negatieve zinnen om overeenstemming aan te geven:

Ik hou ook niet van voetbal.

Ik ook niet.

Respond to the statement:
I couldn't get to the stadium in time for the kick-off.

Respond to the statement:
I think every child should play a sport.

Respond to the statement:
Jocelyn won't take part in any karate competitions next month.

Respond to the statement:
I signed up for a summer dance camp yesterday.

Quick quiz

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Let's practice

2.2 Past Simpe, Continuous

and Perfect

Maze Chase

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Match up

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2.6 So, too, neither, either, nor

Simple vs Perfect

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Either, neither, nor

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Fill the gap

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