Koopman lesson 3 group B

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Today's class

• Homework

• Starter: Do you like some coffee? (modal verbs)

• Main course:

-  Verb forms

• Dessert: looking forward + homework

Problem

"Do you like some coffee?"

Diagnosis:

'Do you like' is used instead of 'Would you like' when offering something.

Remedy:

Do you like means Do you enjoy something.

Asking someone to do something for you

Would you mind opening the window, please?

Would you open the window, please?

Could you open the window, please?

Can you open the window, please?

Would you please open up the window?

Could you please open up the window?

Can you please open up the window?

Please open the window.

Open the window, please.

Open the window.

• Would is more formal than could.
• Could is more formal than can
• Starting a request with please is more direct than ending it with please.
• Starting a question with please is rather rude. 

Using modal verbs 

Bladzijde 18 student's book.

Modal verbs

Can't: something is impossible in the present.

Might: something is possible

May: something is possible

Could: Something is possible.

Must: obligation in the present (by the speaker)

Modal verbs

Look at the photos and talk about what  might,  may

could, must or can't have happened.

Verb tenses: talking about sales

Sales increase every year (present simple)

Sales are increasing at the moment (present continuous)

Sales have increased by 5% this year (present perfect)

Sales have been increasing rapidly this year (present perfect continuous)

Sales increased significantly last year (past simple)

Sales were increasing all through last year (past continuous)

worksheet A

Verb tenses: talking about sales

• recruit = present simple
• am planning = present continuous
• need = present simple
• have always been able to = present perfect
• are operating = present continuous
• have fallen = present perfect
• means = present simple
• hope = present simple

worksheet C

Verb tenses: talking about sales

Present simple: when something is generally or always true. Things that happen regularly and things you do now.

Present continuous: things that are happening at the moment of speaking and are temporary. Thing that are annoying.

Present perfect:  is used for past actions that are related to or continue into the present.

worksheet C (check)

Verb tenses: talking about sales

Past simple: is used to talk about things that happened or existed before now. They are finished.

Past continuous: that shows that an action that started in the past continued up until another time in the past. 

worksheet D + E 

Story cubes! Using tenses

Bladzijde 18 student's book.

Dessert

a plane | a sheep | a text bubble

1. present simple

2. present continuous

3. past simple

4. past continuous

Rory's Story Cubes

Three dices: make sentences present simple first.

Then change them to present continuous.

Give example in next slide.

Dessert

The sheep are outside and I believe that is a beautiful sight.

Look, the sheep are running towards the farm. 

Dessert

The sheep were outside and I believe that was a beautiful sight.

The sheep were running towards the farm when I arrived home.

Dessert

Trow the dice: use three images and talk about them.

Use at least three different verb tenses to talk about your dice.

Homework

Duolingo

Finish the worksheet:

Common mistakes 1

Take your worksheet to class next week.

Dessert 1.1

Four flags

- UK, Canada, Australia = Common Wealth

- USA = Independent

Four flags

- UK, USA, Australia = red, white and blue

- Canada = red and white

Four flags

- British Pounds

- Canadian, American, Australian dollars

Koopman lesson 3 group B