2G1 - 11 January

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2G1 - 11 January

Today's Programme 

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* Homework Check 

* Past Simple vs Present Perfect

* Work on homework (see Magister)

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Online lesson
English

Past simple vs. Present perfect

How many books ........
(she/write) so far??

The Vandals ....................
(invade) Rome in the year 455.

short summary

The  Past Simple is used when the event is finished and the Present Perfect is used when the event is still continuing or has relevance now.

Vertaal de volgende zin:
Ik woon hier al 10 jaar

Vertaal de volgende zin
Ik heb hem in 1998 ontmoet

Vertaal de volgende zin:
Heb jij Kevin vorige week gesproken?

Vertaal de volgende zin
Hij heeft mijn auto niet gewassen

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When you were on holiday, ... (see) the ocean?

1. have you seen
2. did you see
3. have you see
4. did you seen

My dad ... (work) for this company for three years.

1. worked
2. has worked

You look tired. Yes, I ... (sleep) all night.

1. didn't sleep
2. haven't sleeped
3. haven't slept
4. didn't slept

Jenny ... out last night.

When do you use the Present Perfect?

1. To say something has just finished
2. To say something happened but you don't know when
3. To say something happened and is still going on now
4. To say something happened and is now finished

When do you use the Past Simple?

1. To say something has finished
2. To say something started in the past and is still happening now
3. To say something just finished
4. To say something took a long time

Which sentence is in the Past Simple tense?

1. I have bought a dog
2. I bought a dog
3. I was buying a dog
4. I buyed a dog

When something is finished and you know when

1. You use the past simple
2. You use the present perfect

When something just finished

1. You use the present perfect
2. You use the past simple

When something happened in the past and is now still going on

1. You use the past simple
2. You use the present perfect

The past simple is made with:

1. verb + ed
2. 2nd form
3. have/has
4. 3rd form

Check out dilemma

 Would you rather....

 go deep sea diving or bungee jumping?