3V Revision Unit 1 GPW2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 3

3V Grammar revision GWP2

• phrasal verbs with take
• Use of English "multiple- choice cloze"
• Used to / would

Today's lesson

• phrasal verbs with take
• Use of English "multiple- choice cloze"
• Used to / would

'Would' vs 'used to'

- Used to is used for habits, repeated actions and states

- We do NOT use would to talk about a past state, it is only used for repeated actions and it is not used in negative sentences and questions.

We _____ have a cat, Tubby.

1. would
2. used to

Most dads ______ read you a bedtime story when you were little.

1. would
2. used to

It's funny, but I _____ think I'd never learn to read.

1. would
2. used to

Translate: Als kind ging ik op woensdag altijd zwemmen.

My family ... go to the countryside for the weekend when I was young.

1. used to
2. would

Translate: Speelde ik vroeger altijd bij het water?

When I was a child I _______ play a lot with my sister.

1. would
2. used to

Translate: Toen hij klein was at hij elke vrijdag ijs met zijn vader.

We _______ share a bedroom.

1. would
2. used to

When can you NOT use 'would' when talking about past actions?

1. in affirmative sentences
2. in negative sentences
3. in questions

When I ___ (is) young, I ____ (go) to my gran and we ____ (eat) pancakes every Wednesday afternoon.

1. was, would go, would eat
2. was, used to go, ate
3. were, went, ate

            

     PAST SIMPLE            PRESENT PERFECT

Past simple <> Present Perfect
She had a headache yesterday.

1. Past Simple
2. Present Perfect

Past simple/ present perfect
I ________ (to live) in Naaldwijk since 2015.

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

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
He ..... not ..... on the lights yet.

1. did not switch
2. did not switched
3. has not switch
4. has not switched

Past simple / Present perfect

I ..... (walk) to school yesterday

1. have walked
2. walked
3. walk
4. am walking

Past Simple <> Present Perfect:
I ..... just ..... my telephone call.

1. has just finished
2. have just finished
3. did just finish
4. am just finishing

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I _______ (always + like) playing board games.

1. always like
2. always liked
3. have always liked
4. has always liked

Past Simple <> Present Perfect

I _____ (be) a teacher for 11 years now.

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

Past Simple <> Present Perfect
I don't think we _____ (to meet).

1. meeted
2. have meeted
3. met
4. have met

Past Simple / Present Perfect:
They ______ (not - to speak) to Tommy for a week.

So, you _______ (play) football, when you _______ (get) my text?

No, they ________ (not have) dinner when I ______ (come) in.

I _______ (be) a baker since 2002.

It was cold, so I _____________ the window.

1. close
2. was close
3. am closing
4. closed

They ________ (watch) the performance when gran ________ (fall).

I don’t want … children.

I don’t follow a religion, I’m … atheist.

… winter of 2021 was quite snowy.

Jenny is … judge in the district court

I never get a nice tan in … summer.

Donald Trump is … 47th President of the USA

I was free, but I did cycle past … school.

Can you take … children to the playground?

The teacher is always dressed in … black.

Most of the time, I go to school by … bus.

He hardly ever eats … breakfast.

Mister Elsakkers is … principal of this school.

I can’t talk now, I’m at … work.