7 juni

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 2

Today June 7

How to make questions in past simple 

Test Irregular Verbs 

how to make questions about the past

My dad went out to get pizza yesterday evening. He took my bike. The bike was stolen. And the pizza tasted really gross! 

:-/

how to make questions about the past

--> Where   did your dad go to?

--> When    did your dad get the pizza?

--> What     did your dad do?

--> Which pizza  did he get?

--> Why      did your dad take your bike?

--> How     did the pizza taste?

two more questions

My dad went out to get pizza yesterday evening. He took my bike. 

The bike was stolen. And the pizza tasted really gross! :-/

--> Who    went out?

--> What   got stolen?

--> What   happened exactly?

What is the difference between these 2 questions and the other ones?!

--> Who went out?

--> What got stolen?

--> What happened exactly?

--> Where   did your dad go to?

--> What    did your dad do?

--> How     did your dad get the pizza?

--> When   did your dad get the pizza?

--> Why     did your dad take your bike?

--> Which pizza  did he get?

Conclusie

1]   Did   is een hulpwerkwoord.

2]  Ik gebruik   did    in wh-vragen naar het verleden.

3]  Het eerste werkwoord na   did    is altijd het basiswerkwoord (en NIET een verleden tijdsvorm !).

   

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And now.... a tip for a test

Simple past  =  I ate too much candy just now, I feel really sick.....

Past participle  =  I feel sick, I have eaten too much candy.

Choice - 20 min

• check homework Theme 7 part H
• work on week assignment: Theme 7 parts I and J


• question time
• continue news item video with your group

• HOMEWORK: 

explain the difference between should and have to Make example sentences! grammar Theme 7 I p.111

Reflection

What did you do this lesson?

What did you learn?

What is your opinion?

Extra activity: mime these feelings

happy          sad          scared          angry          tired

 nervous            frustrated          lonely          relaxed

embarrassed          in love          excited        

curious           annoyed          jealous