3.2 Present simple (AJ)

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3.2 Present simple

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Exercises

Vul de juiste vorm van het werkwoord in.

1. She always ______ (drink) coffee in the morning.
2. He _______ (not, drink) coffee in the afternoon.
3. Mr. van den Berg ________ (wear) amazing Christmas sweaters.
4. He _______ (not, wear) Christmas socks.

Tenses

Een tense is een tijd waarin je werkwoorden kan zetten.

(voltooid tegenwoordige tijd, voltooid verleden tijd)

De makkelijkste tense in het Engels is de present simple

Grammatica regels

I eat a lot

You eat a lot

She eats a lot

He eats a lot

It eats a lot

They eat a lot

We eat a lot

Dus....

• Bij he, she en it doe je +s
• dat noemen we de SHIT regel

other verb forms SHIT rule

word ending in -e: + s                 dance --> dances

word ending in -ch: + es:            watch  --> watches

word ending in -sh: + es:            wash -->   washes

word ending in -x: + es:              fix  --> fixes 

word ending in o-: + es:              do --> does

word ending in consonant + -y: + ies.            study = studies

word changes entirely:           have            has

Let's try!

1. Sarah ______ (love) to play video games after school.
2. Tom and his friends ______ (ride) their bikes to the park every weekend.
3. My teacher always ______ (give) us fun assignments in English class.
4. The cat ______ (sleep) on the sofa every afternoon.
5. We ______ (watch) cartoons together before dinner.
6. Emily ______ (draw) amazing pictures of animals in her sketchbook.
7. My little brother ______ (eat) a lot of ice cream in the summer.

Negations (ontkenningen)

You add 'do not' before the verb: do not like for I/you/we/they

You add 'does not' before the verb : does not like for SHIT

I don't (do not) like vegatables. She doesn't (does not) like vegetables. 

Negations (ontkenningen)

I             don't like       vegetables.

you        don't like       vegetables.

he          doesn't like   vegetables.

she        doesn't like   vegetables.

it            doesn't like   vegetables.

we         don't like       vegetables.

you        don't like       vegetables.

they       don't like       vegetables.

She doesn't likes

The words can be written separate or together. 

• do not / don't 
• does not / doesn't 

Exceptions (uitzonderingen)

With some words, you use other forms of negations.

To be (am, is are): am not, is not (isn't), are not (aren't)

To can:                  cannot, can't 

I am not 12, I am 13 years old. 

She cannot help me, you can. 

We aren't married, we are boy- and girlfriend. 

Zelfstandig werken

Maak opdracht 1-9 on p. 38

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