Recap Unit 1 - 3

Recap Unit 1 - 3

Welcome!

Dear online students,

Covid-19 is not done with us yet and instead of doing the same old format of online lessons again and again; we're going to try something new! This is a WikiWijs, a lesson format in which you can watch videos, read, do exercises and even tests. And that is exactly what we're doing...

 

I've realised that we have not been using the book for a WHILE. Because of the realisation, I have made this Wikiwijs where you will get a recap on the grammar from unit 1 - 3. There will be videos, exercises and a test at the very end.

You are expected to do all the exercises, however to make sure you fully understand the content, it is expected to redo the exerises untill they are correct. So if you find it difficult, you can keep trying again after reading through the information again.

This test will be graded, so I expect you to take this Wikiwijs serious.

Schedule

What are we going to do?

Start with looking at the words one last time!

A short entry test to determine how well you've understood the material so far.

Recap Past simple vs. Past continuous

Recap Present simple vs. present continuous

Recap Future Tense

Advanced Placement (if placed)

Final Test

Evaluation!

Goals of this Wikiwijs

At the end of this Wikiwijs, you can regcognise and use the:

  • Present simple
  • Present continuous
  • Past simple
  • Past continuous
  • Future tense
  • Vocab of unit 4

Quick look at the words!

Entry test!

Before we start all the explanations and videos, let's see what you already know.

Past simple vs. Past continuous

Let's start with the very first grammar part of this Wikiwijs...

Past simple or past continuous!

 

Past Simple

We use the Past simple when something happens in the past and the action has finished.
We form the 'past simple' by taking the verb and adding -ed.

Past Simple = verb + ed

For example:

I walked to school.

Her cat jumped on the bed.

My sister baked a pancake. ---> 'to bake' already ends with 'e'. So we just add 'd'! Same with 'raked' and 'moved'.

I steadied myself. ----> 'to steady' ends with a 'Y', we change that into -ied instead of -ed or -yed. Same with 'studied' and 'married'.

 

Past continuous

We use the past continuous when the action is in progress or interrupted by another action, that action is in the past simple.
We form the past continuous by adding the past simple of 'to be' and the verb+ing.

For example:

I was walking when I tripped! ---> the action, 'was walking', is interrupted by 'tripped'.

My parents were fighting until I yelled at them.

My sister was playing Warzone when I called her down for dinner.

Past simple or Past continuous ?

Now that you have practiced with both of these tenses, let's check if you know when you use them!

Present simple vs. present continuous

The next grammar part of this Wikiwijs concerns the present simple and the present continuous. You will learn when and how to use these tenses.

 

Present simple

We've discussed this tense from the very first lesson during your very first year, I expect most of you to know how and when to use it.

But for the record, we use the present simple for:

  • Permanent states
  • Routines/Habits
  • Facts

For example:

Ice is cold.

I walk to school every day.

I live in a small village.

Present continuous

Time to discuss the present continuous!

We use this tense when things are happening right now or actions that are happening around now.
We form this tense by adding 'to be' before the verb and '-ing' behind the verb.
Like so:
Walk-ing
Turn-ing
Liv-ing ---> the verb ends with -e, we remove this e and then slap on that -ing!

The tense looks like this:

I am talking to them on Discord right now.
I am enjoying this genre of film at the moment.
Please don't interrupt me when I am talking.
I am moving to a different state.

Present simple or present continuous?

Now that you have studied these two tenses, time to test if you know when to use them!

The future tense

The last grammar subject of this Wikiwijs concerns the future tense. In the part you will learn how and when to use this tense correctly.

Click the link for the video that explains how to use the future tense!

Will

We use 'will' or 'to be going to' when we talk about the future.

We use 'will' when:

  • We make an assumption
  • We make an offer
  • Promises

It looks like this:
I think it will rain later today.
I will drive you home tonight, I insist.
I will change for you, I promises!

To be going to

We use 'will' or 'to be going to' when we talk about the future.

We use 'to be going to' when we:

  • Make a prediction.
  • Talk about plans

It looks like this:

I am going to go fishing with some friends tomorrow.

Look at those dark rain clouds, it is going to rain in a few moments.

Will or to be going to?

Advanced Placement

Final test

The end!

Good job!

 

You finished this lesson.

 

I would love to know your thoughts and experiences:

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    Present simple or present continuous?

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