Present perfect, past simple recap, quantifiers, comp superl

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 1

GRAMMAR

What is the difference between the present perfect and the past simple?

Difference in use

Present perfect: Link between past & present ór life experience

Past simple: event in the past

Present Perfect

What is the rule for
the present perfect?

Rule for the present perfect

Have / has + past participle 

                     (verb + ed)

:-( Haven't / hasn't + past participle

Past simple

What is the rule for
the past simple?

Rule for the past simple

Verb + ed

? did + infinitive

:-(  didn't + infinitive

                    

Present Perfect or Past Simple?
Peter ____ (play) football yesterday

Present perfect or past simple?
School ... (not/start) yet.

Past Simple or Present perfect:
Last year we ____ (go) to Italy.

Past Simple or Present perfect:
She ___ (see) that film three times already.

Past Simple or Present perfect:
They ____ (wash) the car. It looks new again.

Present Perfect or Past Simple?
"I ............ (never / visit) Africa before."

Present Perfect or Past Simple?
"I ... (to call) her two days ago."

Present Perfect or Past Simple?
"I ... (to work) here for more than a year."

Fill in past simple or present perfect.
Jack .........(finish) work an hour ago.

Questions

What do you remember about comparatives and superlatives?

Comparative

Superlative

-er

-est

the

than

more

most

Comparative Form

Superlative Form

cheaper than

more often than

the shortest

the most sociable

the friendliest

more dangerous than

Fill in:
That is the ................. car I've ever seen.

1. most beautiful
2. beautifuller
3. beautiful
4. more beautifuller

Fill in the comparative / superlative:
Your joke is ___________ than his one.

1. the funniest
2. more funny
3. funnier
4. the most funny

Fill in the comparative / superlative:
I like this shirt _______ than that one.

1. good
2. better
3. the best
4. gooder

Fill in the comparative / superlative:
This dress is _____________ dress I have ever seen!

1. more wonderful
2. the most wonderful
3. wonderfuller
4. the wonderfullest

Fill in the comparative/superlative:
My brother is much _______ than I am.

1. more tall
2. taller
3. the most tall
4. the tallest

Questions

	Veel	Weinig
Telbaar
Niet telbaar

Much

Many

Little

Few

Tea

Rain

People

Trees

Patience

Pounds

Much

Many

Many

Much

Much

Many

(a) little

(a) few

People

Water

Salads

Fun

Homework

Hamburgers

I've got little money.

I've got a little money.

A few

A few

Little

A little

Few

Drag (a) little / (a) few to the right sentences

She invited ... boys to her party.

I'd like ... more rice.

It leaves ... to the imagination.

I need ... eggs.

There are ... dog breeds I don't like.

Questions

Well done!!!