GRAMMATICA FROM THE POWERPOINT:
GLOSSARY OF HAVE /HAVE GOT:
1. formal: formeel (zoals het hoord /netjes)
2. often: vaak
3. possession: bezit (eigendom)
4. physical: fysiek (lichamelijk)
5. characteristics: kenmerken
6. illness: ziekte
7. include(d): omvatten(d) (wat er nog bij komt)
8. repeat: herhalen
9. negatives: minpunten
UNIT 2
→ HAVE /HAVE GOT
Practice Workbook:
page 13
exercice 7 & 8
“THEY MEAN THE SAME THING”
W hat is the difference?
– Have is more formal than have got.
– Have got is more often used in British English than American English.
– Have got is only used in present simple.
W hen do we use have got?
– when talking about:
> possession
- Example: Jane’s got a house in Sydney.
> family / relationship
- Example: Jessy has got 3 brothers.
> people and physical characteristics
- Example: Debora has got brown eyes.
> Illness
- Example: I’ve got the flu.
Questions & answer :
- start with has of have
- never include do or does
> EXAMPLE:
correct: Has Marleen got blond hair?
incorrect: Does Marleen have got blond hair?
Answer:
- answer to question repeat the form of “to have” from the question.
> EXAMPLES
correct: Yes, she has.
incorrect: Yes, she does.
Negatives:
– Haven’t or hasn’t got (have not got /has not got).
, – Don’t and doesn’t are never included.
> EXAMPLE:
correct: Jake and Andrew haven’t got time now.
incorrect: Jake and Andrew don’t have time now.
GLOSSARY OF PRESENT SIMPLE & PRESENT CONTINUOUS:
1. present tense: tegenwoordige tijd
2. present simple: tegenwoordige tijd
3. present continuous: onvoltooid tegenwoordige tijd
4. verb time: werkwoord tijd
5. tense: tijd
6. habits / routines: gewoontes / dagschema, dagritme
7. facts: feiten (de waarheid)
8. schedules: schema’s
9. state verbs: staat werkwoorden (de plaats van het werkwoord)
10. signal: signaal (gebaar of geluid waarmee je iets duidelijk maakt)
11. adverbs : bijwoord
12. frequency: geen flauw idee
13. specific: specifiek
14. personal pronoun: persoonlijk voornaamwoord (ik, jou, zij, hem, etc.)
15. singular: enkelvoud
16. exceptions:uitzonderingen
17. however: echter
18. vowel: klinker ( i, e, u, o, a)
19. consonant: medeklinker (alle letters behalve de 6 klinkers)
20. temporary situation: tijdelijke situatie
UNIT 2
→ PRESENT SIMPLE & PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Practice Workbook present simple:
page 12 and 13
exercice 1, 2, 3 and 5
Practice Workbook present continuous
page 14
exercice 9, 10 and 11
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“PRESENT SIMPLE:”
> Present simple tense:?
GLOSSARY OF HAVE /HAVE GOT:
1. formal: formeel (zoals het hoord /netjes)
2. often: vaak
3. possession: bezit (eigendom)
4. physical: fysiek (lichamelijk)
5. characteristics: kenmerken
6. illness: ziekte
7. include(d): omvatten(d) (wat er nog bij komt)
8. repeat: herhalen
9. negatives: minpunten
UNIT 2
→ HAVE /HAVE GOT
Practice Workbook:
page 13
exercice 7 & 8
“THEY MEAN THE SAME THING”
W hat is the difference?
– Have is more formal than have got.
– Have got is more often used in British English than American English.
– Have got is only used in present simple.
W hen do we use have got?
– when talking about:
> possession
- Example: Jane’s got a house in Sydney.
> family / relationship
- Example: Jessy has got 3 brothers.
> people and physical characteristics
- Example: Debora has got brown eyes.
> Illness
- Example: I’ve got the flu.
Questions & answer :
- start with has of have
- never include do or does
> EXAMPLE:
correct: Has Marleen got blond hair?
incorrect: Does Marleen have got blond hair?
Answer:
- answer to question repeat the form of “to have” from the question.
> EXAMPLES
correct: Yes, she has.
incorrect: Yes, she does.
Negatives:
– Haven’t or hasn’t got (have not got /has not got).
, – Don’t and doesn’t are never included.
> EXAMPLE:
correct: Jake and Andrew haven’t got time now.
incorrect: Jake and Andrew don’t have time now.
GLOSSARY OF PRESENT SIMPLE & PRESENT CONTINUOUS:
1. present tense: tegenwoordige tijd
2. present simple: tegenwoordige tijd
3. present continuous: onvoltooid tegenwoordige tijd
4. verb time: werkwoord tijd
5. tense: tijd
6. habits / routines: gewoontes / dagschema, dagritme
7. facts: feiten (de waarheid)
8. schedules: schema’s
9. state verbs: staat werkwoorden (de plaats van het werkwoord)
10. signal: signaal (gebaar of geluid waarmee je iets duidelijk maakt)
11. adverbs : bijwoord
12. frequency: geen flauw idee
13. specific: specifiek
14. personal pronoun: persoonlijk voornaamwoord (ik, jou, zij, hem, etc.)
15. singular: enkelvoud
16. exceptions:uitzonderingen
17. however: echter
18. vowel: klinker ( i, e, u, o, a)
19. consonant: medeklinker (alle letters behalve de 6 klinkers)
20. temporary situation: tijdelijke situatie
UNIT 2
→ PRESENT SIMPLE & PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Practice Workbook present simple:
page 12 and 13
exercice 1, 2, 3 and 5
Practice Workbook present continuous
page 14
exercice 9, 10 and 11
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“PRESENT SIMPLE:”
> Present simple tense:?
