CH2 - E + Grammar

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo b
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome back

How was your Easter weekend?

Quick refresh

A quick little vocab check, what do you remember?

Missions:

1. You know the difference between the 

past simple and past continuous

2. You can apply the past simple and 

past continuous.

3. You know what modals are

4. You know the differences between the modals: can, could, should, must, have to

Planning:

• Welcome back - chit chats
• Vocab refresh

• Grammar: past simple vs past continuous
• Do paragraph I p. 96
• Next class new Grammar: modals 

Missions:

1. You know the difference between the 

past simple and past continuous

2. You can apply the past simple and 

past continuous.

3. You know what modals are

4. You know the differences between the modals: can, could, should, must, have to

Planning:

• Welcome back - chit chats

• Listening: MON 17th of JAN

• Recap: past simple vs past continuous
• New Grammar: modals 

> Together do ex. 34 together

• Do ex. 35, 36 § E + ex. 59, 60, 61 § I

Wanneer gebruiken we de
past simple en past continuous

Notebook

Write these notes in your notebook!

Past Simple

v.t.

> Korte actie in het verleden 

> ww + ed 

of

2e rijtje (break - broke - broken)

* try = I tried to call you yesterday

Past Continuous

v.t.

> Lange actie in het verleden

>  was/were + ww + ing

                we/you/they

* smile = I was smiling

-e valt weg + ing

I/he/she/it

Past Continuous

Past => 

Continuous => 

Past simple vs. Past continuous:

I ___ (play) a game, when my mum ___ (call) me.

1. was playing - called
2. were playing, called
3. played - was calling
4. played - were calling

Past simple vs. Past continuous:

They ____ (talk), when the teacher ___ (get) angry.

1. was talking - got
2. were talking - got
3. talked - was getting
4. talked - were getting

Past simple vs. Past continuous:

It ____ (start) to rain while they ____ (walk) outside.

1. was starting - walked
2. were starting - walked
3. started - was walking
4. started - were walking

Missions:

1. You know the difference between the 

past simple and past continuous

2. You can apply the past simple and 

past continuous.

3. You know what modals are

4. You know the differences between the modals: can, could, should, must, have to

Planning:

• Welcome back - chit chats
• Vocab refresh

• Grammar: past simple vs past continuous
• Do paragraph E
• Next class new Grammar: modals 

I understand the past simple
vs. past continuous

😒🙁😐🙂😃

Time for some new grammar

Take out your notebook and a pen 

Modals (hulpwerkwoorden)

• Must = moeten > als je zelf vindt dat iets moet

        - You mus buy that game, it is amazing. 

• Have to = moeten > verplichting van buitenaf 

        - You have to get a VISA to get into the USA 

• Should = zou (eigenlijk) moeten > advies, maar geen verplichting

        - Jack should study for his test. 

• Can = of jij/iemand iets kan

       - Can you speak English?

• Could = Beleefde vragen

       - Could you help me please.

Modals (hulpwerkwoorden) ontkennend

• Must = mustn't of must not 

• Have to = don't have to of doesn't have to 

  I / we / you / they                         he / she / it 

• Should= shouldn't of should not 
• Can = can't of cannot 
• Could = Couldn't of could not

1. You _____ your door unlocked when you go out.

1. Shouldn't leave
2. Mustn't leave
3. Don't have to leave
4. Shouldn't leaves

2. Tomorrow is Sunday, so I _____ to school!

1. Shouldn't go
2. Mustn't go
3. Don't have to go
4. Doesn't have to go

3. I ___ to feed the dog.

1. Should remember
2. Must remember
3. Have to remember
4. Has to remember

I understand the differences between:
can, could, should, must, have to

😒🙁😐🙂😃

Missions:

1. You know the difference between the 

past simple and past continuous

2. You can apply the past simple and 

past continuous.

3. You know what modals are

4. You know the differences between the modals: can, could, should, must, have to

Planning:

• Welcome back - chit chats

• Listening: MON 17th of JAN

• Recap: past simple vs past continuous
• New Grammar: modals 

> Together do ex. 34 together

• Do ex. 35, 36 § E + ex. 59, 60, 61 § I

Wat hebben we vandaag besproken?
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