LESSON 2: LISTENING (2)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

ENGLISH CLASS

WED AUG 31

TODAY'S LESSON

• grammar: present perfect & present perfect continuous
  

TODAY'S GOAL

• You know the difference between the present perfect and the present perfect continuous, and you know how to use them
  

PREVIOUS LESSON

• exercise 2 (p. 10) needs to be finished
  
• study vocabulary lesson 1 (p.43)

• get your notebooks back (ex. 9)

GRAMMAR

PRESENT PERFECT & PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have played tennis for 6 years.

I have been playing tennis so now I'm thirsty.

PRESENT PERFECT

• verleden gestart, nog bezig
• resultaat nú
• wordt niet genoemd wanneer precies
• kortgeleden gebeurd
• signaalwoorden

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

• iets heeft poosje geduurd, gewoonte
• nadruk op tijdsduur (for hours, lately, all day, etc.)
• je vindt iets lang duren
• gevolg van iets, met so of because

TIMELINES

I have played tennis for 6 years.

I have been playing tennis so now I'm thirsty.

now

now

FYNE JAS

FOR

YET

NEVER

EVER

JUST

ALREADY

SINCE

PRESENT PERFECT

• have / has + ww
  + -ed

• have / has + onregelmatig ww

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

• have / has + been + ww + -ing

GET TO WORK

• do exercises 6, 7 and 8 (p. 12-13)
  
• finished?

       - read your book

GRAMMAR QUIZ

• what's the difference between present perfect & present perfect continuous?
  
•  stand up      if you think the sentence is grammatically correct, stay seated      if you think it's grammatically incorrect

SENTENCE 1

The prisoner has waited to be released for years now.

SENTENCE 1

The prisoner has waited to be released for years now.

has been waiting

SENTENCE 2

My little brother has been playing with his toys all afternoon.

SENTENCE 2

My little brother has been playing with his toys all afternoon.

SENTENCE 3

Spider-Man has been saving hundreds of people so far.

SENTENCE 3

Spider-Man has been saving hundreds of people so far.

has saved

SENTENCE 4

Have you ever been to London?

SENTENCE 4

Have you ever been to London?

SENTENCE 5

Joanne has worked as a nurse for eleven years.

SENTENCE 5

Joanne has worked as a nurse for eleven years.

TODAY'S LESSON

• grammar: present perfect & present perfect continuous

NEXT LESSON

• study vocabulary lesson 1 (p.43)