(WEEK 7) Tenses

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5 TENSES:

Present Simple: I live in London. (gewoonte, feit)

Present Continuous: I am living in London at the moment. (op dit moment aan de gang)

Past Simple: I lived in London when I was 10 years old. (in het verleden gebeurd)

Past Continuous: I was living in London back then. (in het verleden aan de gang)

Present Perfect: I have lived in London for one year now. (begonnen in verleden; gaat nog door)

Present simple

Present continuous

Past Simple

regular verb = ww +-ed

things you do often or never

is/am/are + verb + -ing

something in the past

what you are doing right now

SHIT rule

always, every, never

Now, right now, at this moment

Last week, yesterday, in 2017

Answer the QUIZ questions!

all tenses are mixed up from now on

you have 20 seconds to answer each question

You use a past simple when ...

1. something happens in the future
2. something happens every day
3. something happened in the past and is finished
4. something didn't happen yet

You use a present perfect when ...

1. something happens in the future
2. something happens every day
3. something happened in the past and is finished
4. something hasn't happened yet

You use a present simple when ...

1. something happens in the future
2. something happens every day
3. something happened in the past and is finished
4. something hasn't happened yet

I have known him all my life.

1. past simple
2. present simple
3. present perfect
4. present continuous

We have worked really hard.

1. present perfect
2. present continous
3. past simple

Mary won the lottery last year.

1. past simple
2. present perfect
3. present simple

I always go to bed at 9 o'clock.

1. present simple
2. present continuous
3. present perfect
4. present perfect

This is the first time I've driven a car.

1. past simple
2. present simple
3. present perfect
4. past continuous

I'm working at the moment.

1. present simple
2. present continuous
3. present perfect
4. present perfect

Present Simple

vorm: Hele werkwoord 

SHIT = hele werkwoord +s!

wanneer: feit, gewoonte,

regelmatige gebeurtenis

signaalwoorden:

Always, every... , often, usually,

normally, sometimes, never

Present Continuous

vorm: am/ are/ is + ww + -ing

wanneer: iets is nu aan de gang,

irritatie, afspraak in nabije toekomst

signaalwoorden:

Look! , (right) now, at the moment, 

today

Past Simple

vorm: ww + ed (of 2e rijtje)

wanneer: iets dat in het verleden gebeurd is en nu is afgelopen

signaalwoorden: 

when, ago, last week / month / year , in 2012, yesterday, etc.

Past Continuous

vorm: was/were + ww + -ing

wanneer: iets is in het verleden aan de gang was, het duurde een langere periode, dit wil je benadrukken

signaalwoorden: 

while, for hours

Past Simple

vorm: ww + ed (of 2e rijtje)

wanneer: iets dat in het verleden gebeurd is en nu is afgelopen

signaalwoorden: 

when, ago, last week / month / year , in 2012, yesterday, etc.

Present Perfect

vorm: have of has + volt.dw

(ww + ed  of 3e rijtje)

wanneer: iets dat in verleden zo was en nu nog zo is

als je nu resultaat ziet van iets dat in verleden gebeurd is

signaalwoorden: for, yet, never, ever, just, already, since, recently

SIGNAALWOORDEN

present simple: always / every / sometimes / often / regularly / never

present continuous: (right) now / at the moment / Listen! / Look! / Today

past simple: yesterday / last / ago / in 1492 / the other day

past continuous: while / for hours

present perfect: for / yet / never / ever / just / already / since / recently

Water ... (to freeze) at 0 degrees Celcius.

1. freezes
2. is freezing

Which sentence is correct?

1. He studied Italian since 2019 and he loves it.
2. He has studied Italian since 2019 and he loves it.

They ... (to climb) that mountain in 1978.

1. climbed
2. have climbed

Which sentence is correct?

1. I have found a wallet full of money yesterday.
2. I found a wallet full of money yesterday.

When her dad ... (to come) in, Jaimy ... (to eat) crisps.

1. came, was eating
2. was coming, ate

Maarten van der Weijden ... (to swim) in open water ever since he was a child.

1. swam
2. has swum

Which sentence is correct?

1. Look outside! Those kids are dancing in the playground.
2. Look outside! Those kids dance in the playground.

Brendon ... (to repair) his motorbike when his mother ... (to call) for dinner.

1. was repairing, called
2. repaired, was calling

When my mother ... (to open) the door, my boyfriend and I ... (to kiss) in the hall.

1. was opening, kissed
2. opened, were kissing

Which sentence is correct?

1. We are getting up late on Sundays.
2. We get up late on Sundays.

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HOMEWORK:

OLD BOOK:

Finish page 35 (3), 36 (1&2), 37 (1), 38 (1) and page 39 (2).

NEW BOOK: 

Finish page 45 (3), 46 (1&2), 47 (1), 48 (1) and page 49 (2)