Revision Theme 5+6 2 VWO

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• Leerjaar 2

Revision Theme 5+6

* Past Simple and Present perfect

* word order

* if sentences (condtionals)

* modals

Past Simple and Present Perfect

Past Simple is used when there is a time indicator in the sentence. It is important when something happened.

Yesterday, two weeks ago, last year, in 1990, when.

Past Simple and Present Perfect

Present Perfect is used when it is NOT important when something happened. It's about the result.

a really fyne jas

Always, really, for, yet, never, ever, just, already, since

+ Recently + lately

I've lost my keys. I can´t find them anywhere.

1. right
2. wrong

Have you eaten a lot of sweets when you were a child?

1. right
2. wrong

I've bought a new car. You must come and see it.

1. right
2. wrong

I've bought a new car last week.

1. right
2. wrong

Where have you been yesterday evening?

1. right
2. wrong

Lucy has left school in 1999.

1. right
2. wrong

I'm looking for Mike. Have you seen him?

1. right
2. wrong

The weather / be / cold / recently

I / not / read / a newspaper / yesterday

She / not / earn / so much / last year

When I ... (get) home last night, I ... (be) very tired and I ... (go) straight to bed.

Molly lives in Dublin. She ... (live) there all her life.

My grandfather died before I was born.
I ... (never / meet) him.

I don't Carol's husband. I ... (never / meet) him.

Word order

Adverbs: 1. before the infinitive

2. after a form of 'to be'

Place before time

cake / together / we / . / chocolate / made / a

never / to / . / Jack / been / Paris / has

takes / football / 3 times / . / a week / Mum / me / to / practice

did / ?/ the / what / start / time / movie

Conditionals

If ...., hoofdzin.

Hoofdzin, ... .

Past simple is used in the if-clause.

Would + infinitive is used in the main sentence.

If I were you, I ... to the bank right away.

1. went
2. would go

My aunt would redecorate her house if she ... the money.

1. had
2. would have

If the players of the Dutch team stayed in this hotel, I ... for an autograph.

1. asked
2. would ask

If I ... the time and money, I would travel around the world.

1. had
2. would have

If my father became a millionaire, he ... an expensive car.

1. bought
2. would buy

My sister called / would call him if she had / would have his number

Peter went /would go to school if he wasn't / wouldn't be ill

I'd read a book every day if I ... the chance.

1. had
2. would have

Modals

Should = als jij vindt dat iets eigenlijk (niet) zou moeten.

Must (not) = als jij zelf vindt dat iets (niet) moet.

has + have to= iets moet van iemand anders

doesn't have to + don't have to= iets hoeft niet

You can join the picnic, but you ... bring some food of your own.

We don't ... go to school tomorrow.

You really ... stop smoking! It's bad for your health.

Do the children ... wear a uniform in school?

You ...watch this new TV programme. It's hilarious.

She ... see a doctor. She has been ill for more than a week.

What to study for the test?

* past simple and present perfect

* future

* word order

* prepositions of place

* if-sentences

* modals

+ all irregular verbs

+ shortlist vocabulary

+ Diary of a Wimpy Kid