past simple - present perfect-will be going to future

• Engels
• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 2,4

Past simple vs. present perfect

Past simple vs present perfect

Past simple vs. present perfect

Past Simple vs Present Perfect

Past Simple vs Present Perfect

VS.

Present Perfect: signaalwoorden

FYNE JAS

For, Yet, Never, Ever
Just, Already, Since, So, Still

Signaalwoorden Present Perfect

Fijne Jas (afkoring signaalwoorden)

For, Yet, Never, Ever, Just, Always/Already, Since

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How long

Recently

Lately

Past Simple vs Present Perfect

It ………………………………… raining for a while, but now it’s raining again (stop)

1. stopped
2. has stopped
3. have stopped
4. stopt

The police …………………………… three people, but later they let them go. (arrest)

1. have arrested
2. arrested
3. has arrested

Look! There’s an ambulance over there. There …………………………….an accident. (be)

1. was
2. have been
3. were
4. has been

I don’t know Carol’s husband. I ………………………………….(never/ meet ) him.

1. have never met
2. never meet
3. never met
4. has never met

A: And how long ……………………………………(you /live) in Chicago? B: Two years.

1. did you live
2. did you lived
3. have you lived
4. has you lived

Yesterday my mother ________ a new car. (buy)

1. buyed
2. bought
3. has buyed
4. has bought

My grandparents ________ in Germany since 2004. (live)

1. lived
2. liveed
3. has lived
4. have lived

I _______ your phone already. (find)

1. finded
2. found
3. have found
4. has finded

I bought a new pair of jeans when I ______ in the city centre. (to be)

1. was
2. were
3. have been
4. has been

A: And how long ……………………………………(you /live) in Chicago? B: Two years.

1. did you live
2. did you lived
3. have you lived
4. has you lived

Grammar: will / be going to

The difference in use between will and going to

Will (no proof)	Going to (proof)
- Talk about things that will certainly happen - predictions based on opinion or imagination - express opinion in the future - instant decisions - promises - requests - offers and suggestions	- express intentions, plans in the future - predictions based on what we know or can see

Will and Going to = Future simple.

  

Will	Going To
Negative sentence: I won't be able to finish my work today Interrogative sentence: Will you come to my birthday party?	Negative sentence: We are not going to design T-shirt. Interrogative sentence: Is Kim going to read a book over the weekend?

Will and going to

Will

Hoe?
will + hele werkwoord 

To be going to

Hoe?
am/is/are + going to +
hele werkwoord 

Will en Shall 

I

You 

He/she/it

We

You

They

will / shall

will 

will

will / shall

will

will

- Er iets gaat gebeuren

- Onmiddelijke beslissing

- Wens, veronderstellling, belofte, aanbod, verzoek of voorspelling

Future: SHALL

Je gebruikt shall alleen bij de vragende vorm over de toekomst met I en we. 

Shall I help you? 

When shall we meet?

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