BMR/BMT/BOR lesson 2

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Vocabulary 1.2

Do exercise 1B of the student book. 

Grammar

• Present simple
• Present continuous
• Past simple
• Past continuous

Grammar

Present simple

• You use the present simple when something always, never or regularly happens
• I always drink tea in the morning

Present continuous

• You use the present continuous when something is happening right now
• I am drinking tea
• to be (am/are/is) + werkwoord ending in -ING

He........ at me right now.

Choose the correct option

1. is laughing
2. laughs

I............. the newspaper every morning.

Choose the correct option

1. am reading
2. read

Grammar

Past simple

• It has finished and there is usually a specific time; last night, yesterday, in 2009
• We danced at John's party last night

Past continuous

• something happend in the past and went on for a while or something happend and this interrupted something else
• We were dancing at John's party when his parents came home
• to be (was/were) + werkwoord ending in -ING

While we.......... a game, it started to hail.

Choose the correct option

1. played
2. were playing
3. is playing
4. was playing

Last summer, I........ to Spain with my friends.
Choose the correct option.

1. Went
2. Go
3. Goes
4. Is going

Grammar exercise 1.2

Do exercise 3 + 4 of the workbook

Advice

Job interview advice: What should you do? What shouldn't you do?

What should you do
during a job interview?

What should you not do
during a job interview?

Advice 1.3

Do exercise 1  of the workbook

Two-word responses 1.3

Do exercise 3 of the workbook

Email rules

Formal:

• Dear Sir/madam - Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms + surname
• Yours faithfully (when you wrote Dear Sir/Madam
• Yours sincerely (when you wrote Mr/Mrs/Ms + surname)

Informal

• Hi / Hello / Hey + name - how are you? how's things?
• Kind regards / All the best / Take care / Best wishes

Tip: begin you email with thanks or the reason you are writing

How do you start a formal email?
(aanhef)

How do you start an informal email?
(aanhef)

How do you end an informal email?

How do you end a formal email?

That were all the parts of the test!

If you want to practice more with grammar, go to: Engelsklaslokaal of Engelsgemist

If you want to practice more with emails, look online. If you want me to check them, email them to me. 

Test is on 29 october!!

See you next week for the recap