Vandaag, Een tijd geleden, deze week, een tijd geleden, gisteren, Gisteren
1.
We trainden samen ... in het zwembad.
(We trained together this week in the swimming pool.)
2.
Ze liep ... een lange afstand.
(She walked a long distance yesterday.)
3.
... deed ik mijn routine op het strand.
(Today I did my routine on the beach.)
4.
Ik heb ... elke dag getraind.
(I trained every day some time ago.)
5.
... deed ik elke dag oefeningen.
(Some time ago I used to do exercises every day.)
6.
We trainden ... extra hard voor het toernooi.
(We trained extra hard this week for the tournament.)
7.
... voelde ik me moe na de oefeningen.
(Yesterday I felt tired after the exercises.)
8.
... doe ik mijn routine op het strand.
(Yesterday I did my routine on the beach.)
Exercise 2: Multiple Choice
Instruction:
Choose the correct sentence with the correct time expression and appropriate tense.
1.
'This week' is usually used with the present perfect tense, not the simple past tense.
The past perfect tense 'had worked' does not fit well with 'this week', which is typically used with the present perfect tense.
2.
'Run' is the correct past participle; in the present perfect tense, 'have' must be followed by a past participle.
'Every day' does not fit with 'yesterday', and the use of the present perfect tense is incorrect here.
3.
With 'some time ago' you usually use the simple past tense; the present perfect tense is incorrect.
The verb form is incorrect and the tense does not match 'some time ago'.
4.
'Always' combined with 'today' and the simple past causes confusion about the time frame.
'Today' is generally used with the present perfect tense; the simple past sounds less natural here.
Exercise 3: Rewrite the phrases
Instruction:
Rewrite the sentences. Use an appropriate time indication (this week, yesterday, today, some time ago) and adjust the verb tense if necessary.
