Les 2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Intro activiteit

What are we going to do today?

Wordle

Checking homework

Introduction grammar

Present perfect vs past simple

5 - minute break with a treat!

Get to work!

Reflection & end of the lesson

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Checking homework

WB: p. 13, 

SB: p. 13, 16

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Present perfect (just, already, yet)

Present perfect = started in the past, still happening now / something that is still important from the past

                      "He has lived in Londen since 2002"

                              Have / has + past participle 

Present perfect (just, already, yet)

just = happened a short time ago

already = to show surprise, to emphasize that something has been done

yet = at the end of negative/ question sentences to emphasize that something hasn't happened.

Present perfect vs past simple

Past simple: talk about events that are finished/ complete

1. Verb + ed

2. Irregular verbs

Present continuous: in the past, still noticing effects of it.

Fyne jas (For, yet, never, ever, just, always, since = present perfect). 

Present Perfect vs Past Simple

(-) She ... (NOT - to bring) her lunch yesterday.

1. didn't bring
2. brings
3. haven't brought
4. brought

Present perfect vs past simple
My sisters (do- not) anything since this morning.

1. hasn't done
2. didn't do
3. haven't done
4. has done

Present perfect vs past simple
My mother (do- not) anything since this morning

1. hasn't done
2. didn't do
3. doesn't do
4. has done

Present Perfect vs Past Simple

(-) She ... (to bring) her lunch yesterday.

1. didn't bring
2. brings
3. haven't brought
4. brought

Present Perfect vs Past Simple?

Last weekend, my family and I _______ on a ski holiday to Austria.

1. have gone
2. went

Present perfect vs Past simple:

(become) In 2000 he __________ a policeman.

1. became
2. has become
3. have become
4. has became

Present Perfect vs Past Simple?

We have visited/visited that ski resort since I was about 10.

1. have visited
2. visited

Present Perfect vs Past Simple

(-) Sarah ... (not - to eat) her vegetables yet.

Past Simple vs. Present Perfect
My grandfather still ___ (not tell) us the story of his youth.

5- minute break!

Get to work!

SB: p.14, p.17

WB: p.10, p.11

Done?

WB: p.14