Chapter 4 year 2

• English
• Middelbare school
• Voortgezet speciaal onderwijs
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• Leerroute H
• Leerroute 2
• Leerroute 1
• Leerjaar 1,2

Present perfect vs past simple

Question: What's the difference between the two?

Ezelsbruggetje

The Vandals ....................
(invade) Rome in the year 455.

Hoe maak je de present perfect?

Maak de present perfect:
They wait ..............................

Maak de present perfect:
He listens.......................

Maak de present perfect:
John sees...................

She ... (visit) her grandmother last month.

1. has visited
2. have visited
3. visit
4. visited

I ... (wash) the dishes yesterday.

1. have washed
2. 've washed
3. washed
4. washes

We ... a great holiday last summer
(have)

How many books .......................(she/write)
so far?

1. she written
2. she writes
3. has she written
4. write she

Do you have ................... with you to put your shopping in?

1. something
2. any
3. anything
4. some

Why are you crying? Is there ............................ wrong?

What's that noise? I think I can hear .......................... downstairs.

Those new shoes (1)............................. are really nice. Where did you buy them?These are (2).................... .

That's a beautiful house across the street. .......... house is very old. What about ............... ?

Our house? Oh, ............... is old too.

Past continuous

Use: You use the Past Continuous to say that something in the past happened over a period of time.

Form: was / were + verb  + ing

Past continuous

1. Last week, when I was on the train, a man was singing and then asked for money.

2. They were cooking dinner when the phone rang.

3. Someone got hit by a car when I was walking down the street.

What to watch out for and examples.

Spelling;

- ends with an 'e'  - He was giving me a present and everyone started singing.

- ends with a vowel + consonant, then double the consonant     

   except bij 'w' and 'x'.

    - 2 men were mugging a lady when the police came.

and ......

- a verb ends in 'ie'  - change to 'y' - To lie

She was lying to the police when they asked if she ran away with the jewelry.