Recap 4.2, 4.5 & 4.6

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Good morning sunshines!

Please take a seat

Put your phone and earbuds in your bag

Grab your laptop and log

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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: 

5.2 First Conditional

5.6 Conjunctions

Goals: 

You know how and when to use the three futures

You know the difference between the three

Present Perfect w/ SINCE & FOR

= happened / started in the past and is still relevant

?: use HOW LONG + have + past participle (3rd row) ?

= How long have you lived in the Netherlands?

- exact point in time when it started --> I've lived here since 2017.

- period of time --> I have been here for 4 years.

Future forms

Present continuous - future arrangements; often with time, date, or place --> I am having a birthday party on the 6th.

Be going to + infinitive - future intentions, plans = already decided to do smth & you tell people about it (think - NY's resolutions)

--> I am going to do Meatless Mondays.

WILL - spontaneous decisions

--> I think I'll have a coffee. Don't worry, I'll pay. Tom will help you.

be going to

present continuous

prediction, spontaneous decision

something planned in your calendar

something planned, resolutions

be + going to + infinitive

be + verb+ing

will + infinitive

Tips

• going to ALWAYS comes with another verb: going to fly,
  going to eat, going to meet...
  
  
  
• present continuous doesn't: going to a party, meeting my friend, seeing a film...

Why is Bendy Benny scared?

What is an escape artist?

A

D

V

E

R

B

S

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Going from adjective to adverb

adjectives = bijv. nw: describe the person, thing, idea: I am a careful person.

It's a beautiful car.

adverbs = describe the verb:

They're jumping excitedly.

Spiders move quickly.

• describe HOW we DO something
  
  
• good - well
  BUT: bad - badly
  

• fast, right & wrong

• HOW did she eat the cake?
• She ate the cake slowly OR

• She slowly ate the cake

Comparative of LOUDLY:
He talked ... than the other students.

1. most loudly
2. more loudly
3. loudlier

Comparative of 'HARD'

She worked ... than the other students.

1. more hardly
2. more hard
3. harder

What do you think is the comparative of WELL & BADLY?

Extra practice

Quizlet vocab

link

Quizlet irregular verbs

link

Adverbs games

link - pick the adverb - whack-a-mole

link 2 - pick the sentence with the correct adverb - whack-a-mole

link 3 - figure out the adverb! - hangman

link 4 - maze chase

link 5 - missing adverbs

For or since?

link 1 

 link 2

 link 3

present perfect

link 1 - how long...? answer with full sentences

link 2 - present perfect multiple choice

link 3 - irregular verbs with present perfect

link 4 - pick your own game: PP, ever/never, since/for

future forms

will: link 1, link 2,

be going to: link 1, link 2

present continuous: link 1, link 2, link 3

will OR be going to: link 1, link 2
pick the right future form: link 1, link 2, link 3, link 4