Unit 2 herhaling oefentoets

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo g, t, mavo
• Leerjaar 3

Today

grammar: Past simple / present perfect

Past Simple:
The cat _____ (not - to jump) over the fence.

1. doesn't jumped
2. didn't jumped
3. didn't jump
4. hasn't jumped

Present Perfect:
The monk _____ (not - to talk) for years!

1. hasn't talked
2. didn't talk
3. haven't talked
4. hasn't talk

Past Simple / Present Perfect:
Me and my friends _____ (to watch) a movie yesterday.

1. watched
2. have watched

Past Simple / Present Perfect:
We _____ (not - to see) that movie yet.

1. didn't see
2. haven't seen

Past Simple / Present Perfect:
His grandparents _____ (to live) there for 40 years and they are still happy!

1. lived
2. have lived

Past Simple / Present Perfect:
____ you ____ (to clean) your room, Jamie?

Past Simple / Present Perfect:
They ______ (not - to speak) to Tommy for a week.

Past Simple / Present Perfect:
A week ago I ____ (to fall) off my bike.

Past Simple / Present Perfect:
Thankfully, the bruises _____ (to heal), but my bike doesn't work anymore.

Past Simple / Present Perfect:
_____ you guys ____ (to see) the game last night?

Fill in the right form:
He ......... (go) to London two weeks ago.

1. went
2. has gone
3. has went
4. goes

I .............. already ................ my homework. (finish)

Fill in the right form:
This morning at 8 o'clock I ...... (walk) the dog.

1. has walked
2. have walked
3. walked
4. walk

past simple & present perfect

1 Je gebruikt de                                       wanneer er een tijdsaanduiding in de zin staat. 

2 Je gebruikt de                                       als de tijd niet belangrijk of onduidelijk is.

3 Je gebruikt de                                       als er 'ago' in de zin staat.

4 Je gebruikt de                                       als iets in het verleden is begonnen en nu nog steeds zo is.

past simple

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present perfect

present perfect

past simple

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Past simple / Present perfect
..... you ...... my keys?

1. Did ..... see
2. Have .... seen
3. Have .... see
4. Did .... seen

I lived in Canada.

I have lived in Canada.

Present Perfect

Past Simple

Klopt! 

Klopt niet! 

Een (+) past simple eindigt altijd op -ed

Je gebruikt de past simple voor dingen die altijd waar zijn. 

Je ontkent een past simple door didn't plus het hele werkwoord te gebruiken 

Past Simple gaat om een specifiek moment in het verleden.

Geen Present Perfect 

Present Perfect

since

just

already

ever

not yet

so far

lately

this morning

in 2016

the other day

last week

yesterday

Present Perfect

We

have

made

enough money

for tickets.