H2 - 42nd lesson

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Wednesday 25 May

- catch-up test

- Grammar 13: past simple & present perfect

- Grammar 14: future

- Grammar 15: word order

- Let's practise

Today's goal

At the end of this lesson you can explain the difference between the past simple & present perfect.

At the end of this lesson you can explain the difference between the present continuous and going to (future)

Grammar 13: Past simple vs present perfect (p. 75 TB)

PAST SIMPLE

= in het verleden gebeurd en afgelopen

Signaalwoorden: last year, in 2010, yesterday, 5 minutes ago

Rglm ww: ww + ed

Onrglm ww: 2e rijtje

PRESENT PERFECT

= in het verleden begonnen en nu nog steeds bezig/link 

Signaalwoorden: for, yet, never, ever, just, already, since, now

Rglm ww: have/has + ww + ed

Onrglm ww: have / has + 3e rijtje

I visited London last year. 

I have visited Thailand twice. 

She ________ (play) soccer for 10 years. 

She has played soccer for 10 years. 

He _______ (swim/not) yesterday.

He didn't swim yesterday.

I __________ (never/drink) alcohol.

I have never drunk alcohol.

She ________ (drink) a cup of tea last night. 

She drank a cup of tea last night. 

My brother ________ (be) a doctor since 2020. 

My brother has been a doctor since 2020. 

Grammar 14: Future (p. 79 TB)

Present continuous

= am/are/is (not) ww + ing

- Bij afspraken in de nabije toekomst waarbij de tijd en/of plaats vaststaat. 

Going to 

= am/are/is (not) going to + ww

- Wanneer het gaat om een plan dat nog niet vaststaat

- Voor dingen waar je zelf geen controle over hebt zoals het weer

Grammar 15: Word Order (p. 79 TB)

Wie - doet - wat - waar - wanneer

Wie - doet - wat - waar - wanneer

Adverbs of frequency

Let's practise

Ex. 27 (p. 22 WB)

Ex. 2, 3 & 4 (p. 24-26 WB)

+ SS Grammar 13, 14 & 15 (online)

Today's goal

At the end of this lesson you can explain the difference between the past simple & present perfect.

At the end of this lesson you can explain the difference between the present continuous and going to (future)

She is meeting him at five o'clock. 

I am going to invite him to the party.