Lesson 2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 3

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Vocabulary Quiz

EN	NL	Definition
unusual
normal
strange
funny

Present Continuous

What is the difference?

a. I play tennis every Saturday. 

b. I'm playing tennis now.

Unit 2.2: Present Continuous

What is the difference?

a. I play tennis every Saturday. Present simple = routine

b. I'm playing tennis now. Present continuous = happening now.

Present Continuous

What is the difference?

a. He always rides his bike to school. 

b. He's riding his bike to school now. 

Present Continuous

What is the difference?

a. He always rides his bike to school. Present simple = routine

b. He's riding his bike to school now. Present continuous = happening now.

Present Continuous

• happening now

Spelling rules:

[verb to be] + ing

Present simple

• fact + routine + Habit
• opinion (state)
• how you feel (state)
• what you prefer (state)

Spelling rules:

SHIT

Present Continuous

Signal words

- now

- right now

- at the moment 

- today

Present simple

Signal words (adverbs of frequency)e:

- always

- often

- everyday

- never

Present Simple: Positive / affirmative (+)

I	like	chocolate
She / he / it (SHIT)	likes	chocolate
They / we / you	like	chocolate

Present Simple: Negative (-)

I	don't (do not)	like	chocolate
She / he / it (SHIT)	doesn't (does not)	like	chocolate
They / we / you	don't (do not)	like	chocolate

Present Simple: SHIT spelling rules

	RULE:	I / you / we	She / he / it (SHIT rule)
Most verbs	add -s	live	lives
verbs ending in: o ch sh ss x	add -es	go watch wash glass remix	go es watch es wash es glass es remix es

Present Simple: SHIT spelling rules

	RULE:	I / you / we	She / he / it ( SHIT rule)
verbs ending in: medeklinker + y	cut -y add -ies	study fly celebrity comedy hobby	studies flies celebrities comedies hobbies

Adverbs of Frequency

Present Continuous: Positive (+)

Who	verb to be	-ing
I	am I'm	singing
He / she / it	is he's / she's / it's	playing
They / you / we	are they're / we're / you're	running

Present Continuous: Negative (-)

	verb to be (negative)
I	am not I'm not	singing
He / she / it	is not isn't	playing
They / you / we	are not aren't	running

Present Continuous: Question (?)

verb to be (question)
Am	I	singing?
Are	we / they / you	playing?
Is	he / she / it	running?

What	are	you doing?
Where	is	she going?

Present Continuous: Spelling Rules

	Rule	example
Most verbs	-ing	go = going look = looking
Verbs ending in -e	-e + ing	live = living
Verbs ending in a klinker + medeklinker	double the last medeklinker	sim = swimming sit = sitting

Weektaak

Unit 1.1

task: 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 +7 + 9 + 10 + 11

Unit 1.2

task: 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6

Unit 1.3

task: 2 + 3 + 4

Done?

- Check answers.

- Workbook:

Present continuous

Present Simple