10-12 : Theme 3 : J-K

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

TODAY

- Candy Test

- Homework

- Grammar

- Watching

CANDY TEST

oplossing

vending machine

heel erg grappig

to prevent

zuurstof

HOMEWORK

Ex. 21-22 p. 75-76 AB

J. Grammar

TB p. 47

- Past Continuous

- Tag questions

Grammar p. 47 TB

- Past Continuous

- Tag questions

Open your textbook  on p. 47: make notes!

Past Simple or Past Continuous?

I was having a shower yesterday.

1. Past Simple
2. Past Continuous

Past Simple or Past Continuous?

She had a great time yesterday evening.

1. Past Simple
2. Past Continuous

I _____ my homework when she called.

1. done
2. were doing
3. did
4. was doing

My sister _____ the dishes while
I _____ TV.

1. did - was watching
2. was doing - was watching
3. did - watched
4. does - watch

He _____ tennis from 3 till 4
yesterday afternoon.

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

Wanneer gebruik
je de
Past Continuous?

1. Als iets aan de gang is
2. Als iets gisteren is gebeurd
3. Als iets een tijdje aan de gang was
4. Als je wilt zeggen wat je aan het doen bent

Grammar

Ex. 24-25 p. 77 AB

Finished ?

Slim stampen

Tag Questions

Tag questions

You are very interested in this lesson, aren't you?

Ajax lost their last game, didn't they?

English is easy, isn't it?

Everybody loves McDonald's, don't they?

World of Warcraft isn't a difficult game, is it?

Lola doesn't like basketball, does she?

You can't do three backflips, can you?

Which pronoun?

Repeat the pronoun that is used in the statement. 

If a name is used, choose the correct pronoun.

We are happy, aren't we?

Jim isn't at school, is he?

The girls love swimming, don't they?

I am an English teacher, aren't I?

Which verb?

If the statement contains a form of 'to be', repeat that one in the tag question.

Sheila and Janet are fond of tennis, aren't they?

I am the best teacher in the world, aren't I?

I'm not a good singer, am I?

If the statement contains an auxiliary (hulpwerkwoord), repeat it in the tag question.

You can jump very far, can't you?

Which verb 2?

If the statement does not contain a form of 'to be' or 'can',
you have to use a form of 'to do'. Choose the form that fits the statement:

Joan plays tennis, doesn't she?
Wim cooked dinner last night, didn't he?

We go to school by bus, don't we?

positive - negative

If the statement is positive, the tag question is negative.

I like cats, don't I?
Jim is 15, isn't he?

If the statement is negative, the tag question is positive.

John doesn't enjoy flying, does he?

English isn't difficult, is it?

Tag questions

Het werkt als een soort batterij.

als het ene deel een negatief ('not'/ n't) staat, 

staat er een 'plus' in het tweede.

You are Dave, aren't you?

I love playing computer games,

1. love I?
2. loven't I?
3. do I?
4. don't I?

Superman has many powers,

1. has he?
2. hasn't he?
3. does he?
4. doesn't he?

James didn't sleep on the couch,

1. did he?
2. didn't he?
3. does he?
4. doesn't he?

This exercise isn't easy,

1. isn't it?
2. is it?
3. does it?
4. doesn't it?

..., aren't you?

1. You like Batman,
2. He is fond of Deadpool,
3. You are count Dracula,
4. You aren't Usain Bolt,

She is your boss, .............?

1. aren't she
2. doesn't she
3. isn't she?
4. is she?

We are home late, ............?

1. aren't we
2. amn't we
3. isn't we

I am the best teacher in the world, .............?

1. aren't I
2. amn't I
3. isn't I
4. am I

She works at the police office, ......?

1. does she
2. doesn't she
3. do she
4. don't she

My uncle has got a piano, .............?

1. has he
2. hasn't he
3. have he
4. haven't he

I can play the piano, .........?

1. don't I
2. do I
3. can't I
4. can I

Summary

Tag questions are used to turn statements into questions.

1. Repeat the form of 'to be' or 'can'
   
2. Other verbs, add a form of 'to do'
   
3. Choose the correct pronoun (you, I, she, it, they...)
   
4. Positive statement = negative tag question
   
5. Negative statement = positive tag question
   

Grammar

Ex. 26-27 p. 78-79 AB

Finished ?

Slim stampen

Watching

Ex. 29 p. 79 AB