3A present perfect

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo b, k
• Leerjaar 2

Hello

Doel

- Je kan present perfect gebruiken.

- Je kan het verschil tussen past simple en present perfect uitleggen.

Grammatica

I lived in London in 2018.

I have lived in London since 2018.

Verschil?

Grammatica

Je gebruikt de present perfect om te zeggen dat iets in het verleden is begonnen en nu aan de gang is. Als de tijd niet belangrijk is gebruik je ook present perfect.

Nog van invloed:

Lee has lived in New York since 2010.

Tijd niet belangrijk:

I have lost my keys.

Present perfect

Have / has + voltooid deelwoord.

Bij regelmatige werkwoorden maak je het voltooid deelwoord door -ed toe te voegen aan het eind.

Laila has played football for 5 years.

I have lived in the Netherlands since 2002

Present perfect

Bij onregelmatige werkwoorden veranderen ze van vorm.

To go- went- gone

To be- was/were- been

To win-won-  won

Vragend

Regelmatige werkwoord

I have talked to them. +

Have I talked to them?

You have talked to them. +

Have you talked to them?

Ontkennend

Onregelmatige werkwoord

I haven’t told a lie.

Short answers

In korte antwoorden herhaal je het eerste werkwoord van de vraag.

Do you like pizza?  Yes I do / No I don't

Did you go to the gym? No I didn't / Yes I did

Opdracht

Werkboek pagina 68

Tekstboek pagina 79

Opdracht 34,35,36

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Assignment present perfect

1. Karen___________ me an e-mail. (to send)

2.Dave and Pat ____________ the museum. (to visit)

3. I __________ at the pet shop. (to be)

4. Marcus ______________an accident. (to have)

5. Emily ______________her room. (to paint)

6. My friends ____________ smoking. (to give up)

7. Lisa and Colin  ________________to a concert. (to go)

Voltooid deelwoord

bend

bring

choose

cut

hold

keep

learn

let

make

sell

show think

Written

Gone

Said

Taken

Got

Known

Taught

Understood

Known

Swum

Forgotten

Dreamt/dreamed

cut

built

bring

become

Ontkennend

I have talked to them. +

Have I talked to them?

I haven’t talked to them. -