Grammatica + words nieuw 1A2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo b
• Leerjaar 1

New chapter:

John F. Kennedy

Today's planning:

- Introduction to the new chapter

- Words

- Making questions

- Past simple 

- Word order

What do you know
about
John F. Kennedy?

John F. Kennedy

35th president of America

Died at 46 years old

Assassinated on Nov. 22, 1963

Check out the new words!

Take 10 minutes to study for yourself.

New chapter:

John F. Kennedy

Today's planning:

1. Check-in

2. Introduction to new chapter

3. Words

4. Making question sentences

5. Past simple

6. Word order

How do you feel after the break?

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What do you know about
John F. Kennedy?

John F. Kennedy

- 35th president of the United States

- Died at 46 years old

- Assassinated in his car on 

Nov. 22, 1963

Check out the new words!

Study for 10 minutes.

Making question sentences

Wie - Who

Wat - What

Waarom - Why

Waar - Where

Wanneer - When

Hoe - How

........ is that?
That is my mom.

....... are you going on vacation?
To Aruba!

Vertaal: wat

1. Who
2. Where
3. What
4. When

Where does the question word go in a sentence?

1. At the start
2. At the end
3. In the middle
4. Anywhere

Past simple

When do we use the past simple?

1. When something is happening right now
2. When something happens regularly
3. When something already happened
4. When something will happen

Past simple

We use the past simple when something already happened.

We make the past simple by adding +ed behind a verb.

Yesterday, I watched a movie.

I cooked dinner last week.

Past simple

There are exceptions to  the rule! 

You only need to know one:

To be - Was/Were

Yesterday, I ........ (look) at a new dress.

1. look
2. looks
3. looking
4. looked

I ....... (walk) home every day, last year.

1. walking
2. walks
3. walked
4. walkt

Last weekend I ......... (visit) my grandma.

1. Visited
2. Visit
3. Visitet
4. Visits

Ik heb gister gehuild.

Vorige week heb ik pasta gekookt.

Word order

There is an order to write sentences in English.

IF you put both a location and a date in a sentence, you always put the location first and the date after.

I celebrated my birthday at McDonalds on the 10th of April.

Correct or incorrect:

I walked to Vue on the 7th.

1. Correct
2. Incorrect

Correct or incorrect:

I looked on the 9th at the movie.

1. Correct
2. Incorrect