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Recap chapter 3 and 4

What were chapter 3 and 4 about?

Present continuous 

and 

present simple

Present continuous:

Wat is de regel van de present continuous?

1. hele ww+ -ed
2. shit = hele ww+ -s
3. vorm van to be (am/are/is) + hele ww+ -ing

Present Continuous:
Pick the example of the present continuous.

1. He was working late.
2. He is working late.
3. He worked late.
4. He has worked late.

9. Present continuous:

Wat geef je aan met de present continuous?

1. Iets dat altijd, nooit of regelmatig gebeurt
2. Iets dat is gebeurd in het verleden.
3. Iets dat NU aan de gang is.

Present Continuous
Which sentence is in the present continuous?

1. David works every day.
2. David is taking a shower at the moment.
3. David has lost his keys
4. David lost his keys.

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

I usually ............. (walk) the dog in the morning

1. walk
2. am walking
3. walks
4. walking

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous
I usually ........ to the cinema on Saturdays.

1. goes
2. am going
3. go
4. are going

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous
She ......... the piano now.

1. is playing
2. plays
3. is play
4. are playing

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous
She always .......... jewellery.

1. are wearing
2. wears
3. is wearing
4. wear

Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

She often ..... documentaries.

1. watch
2. is watching
3. watches
4. watching

Vocabulary

Combine

Gardener

architect

Builder

Plumber

Engineer

Lawyer

The person you work with is your_______

1. Colleague
2. instructor
3. nurse
4. soldier

Comparative and Superlative

What are the comparative and superlative forms of 'good'

1. gooder / goodest
2. weller / best
3. more good / most good
4. better / best

Make the comparative and the superlative for the word 'careful'.

1. more careful - carefullest
2. more carefuller - most carefullest
3. more careful - most careful
4. carefuller - carefullest

Comparative form of 'dangerous'

Comparative of
long.....?

Superlative form of 'easy'

Have to and don't have to

When do we use 'have to/don't have to'?

1. to express something has been done.
2. to express something never happened.
3. to express something needs to be done.

Kies: don't have to of doesn't have to

1. She don't have to work today
2. She doesn't have to work today

They _______ to go to school today!

1. have
2. has

She never _____ to cook at home.

1. have
2. has

Vocabulary

Her hair is____-

1. curly
2. slim
3. straight
4. bald

She looks very___

1. outgoing
2. confident
3. serious
4. shy

What kind of hair style does he have?

1. straight
2. curly
3. bald

This woman looks very_____

What is NOT an important life event?

1. getting married
2. going to the toilet
3. getting your first job
4. buying your first home

This kid has_____ hair.

1. dark
2. fair
3. straight
4. slim

This part of your face is called your____?