TL3 Present Perfect/Irregular verbs

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Welcome TL3!

Monday  13th November

•  Homework - check
  
•  Recap: Present Perfect 
•  Practise P.P. (sheet)

•  Get to work:

- F. listening ex. 34 t/m 37

- check ex. 26 t/m 29

- study vocab F p.121

- Read Theory 2x

 

*You know how & when to use the Present Perfect

* You can explain the difference between regular and irregular verbs

Present Tenses

Present perfect

• Zeggen dat iets in het verleden is begonnen en nu nog aan de gang is
• Zeggen dat iets in het verleden is gebeurd en je daar nu het resultaat van merkt
• Praten over ervaringen in iemands leven tot nu toe

Present perfect

"formule":

Has/have + voltooid deelwoord

Wat is dan het voltooid deelwoord?

Er zijn 2 verschillende         regelmatige werkwoorden 

                                                           

                                                  onregelmatige werkwoorden

1

2

           

             regelmatige werkwoorden       

1

werkwoord + -ed

to play   -   played   -  played

to walk  -  walked   -  walked

to work  - worked   -  worked

to visit    -  visited    -  visited

           

             onregelmatige werkwoorden

2

Het derde woord uit de rijtjes 

   to do    -    did       -    done

   to fly     -    flew     -    flown

   to fight-    fought -   fought

Workbook Stepping  Stones p. 237-239

•  Homework - check!
  
•  Recap: Present Perfect 
•  Practise P.P. 

•  Get to work:

- F. listening ex. 34 t/m 37

- check ex. 26 t/m 29

- study vocab F p.121

- Read Theory 2x

 

*You know how & when to use the Present Perfect

* You can explain the difference between regular and irregular verbs

Present perfect

"formule":

Has/have + voltooid deelwoord

Look at the picture, read the word. Which tense do you have to use?

1. Present Simple
2. Present Continuous

Look at the picture, look at the symbol (?). Which sentence is correct?

1. I am cooking every day.
2. He cooks every day.
3. Does he cook every day?
4. He does not cook every day.

Look at the picture and make a sentence. The word will tell you which tense to use.

Look at the picture and make a sentence. The word will tell you which tense to use.

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Hoe kies je welke tijd het is?

Kijk naar signaalwoorden!

• Past Simple: last night, a week ago, this morning, when, in 1999, enz. Woorden die aangeven dat het al voorbij is!

• Present Perfect: for, yet, never, ever, just, already, always, since, (FYNE JAaS). Woorden die aangeven dat iets nog steeds bezig is! Resultaat!

Hoe kies je welke tijd het is?

Kijk naar signaalwoorden!

• Past Simple: last night, a week ago, this morning, when, in 1999, enz. Woorden die aangeven dat het al voorbij is!

• Present Perfect: for, yet, never, ever, just, already, always, since, (FYNE JAaS). Woorden die aangeven dat iets nog steeds bezig is! Resultaat!

Hoe kies je welke tijd het is?

Kijk naar signaalwoorden!

• Past Simple: last night, a week ago, this morning, when, in 1999, enz. Woorden die aangeven dat het al voorbij is!

• Present Perfect: for, yet, never, ever, just, already, always, since, (FYNE JAaS). Woorden die aangeven dat iets nog steeds bezig is! Resultaat!

Als je de tijd hebt gekozen...

Past Simple: stam + ED  of 2e rijtje onregelmatige ww.
I bought a car yesterday.                   They talked a lot last night.
I didn't buy a car yesterday.              Did they talk a lot last night?

Present Perfect: have / has + voltooid deelwoord (stam + ED of 3e rijtje onregelmatige ww.

We have lived here since 1999.             He has already eaten a lot.

We haven't lived here since 1999.      Has he already eaten a lot?

My friend _____ (leave) school in a hurry yesterday.

Signaalwoord? YESTERDAY!

Past Simple van LEAVE = LEFT!

My friend LEFT (leave) school in a hurry yesterday.

My parents _____ (live) in Eindhoven since 1999.

Signaalwoord? SINCE!

Present Perfect van LIVE = 

HAVE LIVED

My parents HAVE LIVED (live) in Eindhoven since 1999.

She .....(play) football for quite some time now.

They ...(live) here since 2001.

Sorry, I can't walk. I (break) my leg.

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