Simple Present
Er arbeitet hart. (Translate)
He works hard.
Simple Past from "Er spielte gestern Fußball."
He played football yesterday.
What do we add at the end of the verb in the present progressive?
-ing
Is "currently" a keyword from the simple present, will-future or present progressive?
Present Progressive
It often … on Sundays. (rain)
rains
Simple Past from "Wir gingen letztes Jahr ins Schwimmbad."
We went to the swimming pool last year.
Translate: "Auf dem Bild sehe ich eine Frau, die Kuchen isst."
On the picture I can see a woman who ist eating a cake.
Which tense would you prefer to use to describe what you see in a picture?
Present Progressive
Negative sentence from “My father makes breakfast.”
My father doesn’t make breakfast.
When do we use the simple past?
When we talk about things, that happened in the past and are over.
When do we use the present progressive?
When we talk about someone currently doing something or when we want to describe a picture.
Which tense is being referred to "Yesterday, ago and last demand the …"
Simple Past
Form a question: when/he/to go/home
When does he go home?
Translation and negative sentence from "Sie gingen zur Schule."
They went to school. They didn’t go to school.
How do we form normal sentences and negative sentences?
Name in addition two examples for each type of sentence (one in the singular and one in the plural)
subject - am/is/are - present participle (verb +ing)
subject - am/is/are - not - present participle
Examples:
I am dancing.
They are eating.
He isn‘t playing football.
We aren’t dancing.
Name infinitive, simple past and past participle of the following verbs: have, make, take, cut, begin, teach
have - had - had
make - made - made
take - took - taken
cut - cut - cut
begin - began - begun
teach - taught - taught
Name six keywords that indicate the simple present.
often, always, sometimes, everyda, never, normally, usually, rarel, once a week
Explain: How do we form questions in the simple past? Name in addition three keywords.
Did + subject + verb in infinitive + object
or
QW + did + subject + verb + object
Keywords: yesterday, ago, last…, dates & times, once, in, when
Name five keywords for the present progressive.
now, right now, at the moment, currently, this week/year
In what year did the USA receive the Statue of Liberty from France.
1884