2A - D speaking & E grammar

2A - D speaking & E grammar

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Planning & Goals

• Grammar: Past Simple & Past Continuous                       15 min
• Health Knowledge Quiz                                                             15 min 
• Exercises Chapter 2                                                                    20 min

Goals for today:

• I can say how I feel & talk about something that happened.
• I can write about things that were happening for a while in the past.

Homework for today

Chapter 2 Health

• C Reading exercises 17, 18, 20, 21
  
• Study Vocabulary C Reading (p.123)

Past simple

Rule: basisvorm ww+ed (or irregular verb = know by heart!)

Use: actions in the past (no link to present)

Negative: ow + didn't/doesn't + ww

Question: Did + ow + ww

"I went to Canada last year."

"She didn't read that book."

"Did they travel to London in 2017?"

Past continuous

Rule: was/were ww+ing

Use: action that went on for a longer time in the past.

Negative: ow + wasn't/weren't + ww+ing

Question: Was/Were + ow + ww+ing

"It was raining that day..."

"They weren't talking to each other."

"Were you working at that time?"

Past simple & Past continuous

Komen vaak samen in één zin voor, als je wil beschrijven dat één handeling bezig was toen er opeens nog iets anders gebeurde.

• De handeling die bezig was (een tijdje duurde) is de past continuous.
• De handeling die plotseling erbij komt (kortere handeling) is de past simple.

Past simple and past continuous
He ... when the tiger ... him.

1. cleaned, attacked
2. was cleaning, was attacking
3. cleaned, was attacking
4. was cleaning, attacked

Someone ... his phone when he ...

1. stole, swam
2. was stealing, was swimming
3. stole, was swimming
4. was stealing, swam

We _______ (walk) down the street when we ________ (hear) a gunshot.

Last one!
When he _______ (arrive), Jane ________ (cook) dinner.

Do you understand the past continuous and the past simple?

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Health - Illness & Injuries

A COMMON health problem is a health problem that

1. you usually never have
2. a lot of people have at some point
3. only old people have
4. is very serious

When you have the FLU, you

1. have a really bad cold with a temperature
2. a runny nose and a sore throat
3. have a bit of a cold
4. have to throw up

You have a high
temperature when it is .... degrees Celsius

1. between 36 and 37
2. between 50 and 80
3. between 39 and 40
4. between 45 and 49

To be SICK actually means that

1. you are ill
2. you have a headache
3. you need to sleep
4. you need to throw up

When you have a runny nose and a sore throat or cough, you

1. are cold
2. have got a cold
3. have got cold
4. are a cold

The Corona virus was extremely contageous. What does that mean?

1. It makes you very ill.
2. It is very difficult to find a cure.
3. You can easily catch it from another person.
4. It takes a long time to get better.

A person who needs treatment is a _________________

1. patient
2. nurse
3. consultant
4. doctor

Doctors and nurses
__________ their patients.

1. look after
2. care for
3. take care of
4. look for

Have you ever had to stay in hospital overnight?

yes

no

Let's get to work!              20 min

Chapter 2 Health

• D Speaking - exercises 22 & 23
• E Writing & Grammar - exercises 29, 30, 31, 33

Finished?

• Study Chapter 2 Vocabulary C - Slim Stampen

Homework

Chapter 2 Health

• D Speaking exercises 22, 23, 26, 27
• E Writing & Grammar - exercises 29, 30, 31, 33
• Study Vocabulary D Theme Words(p.123)