will vs going to

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

Silent Task

How many words can you translate in 5 min?  

 gemiddeld, kostschool, uit het hoofd, spiekbriefje, 

verplicht, erg blij, schorsen, wegkomen met, moeten nablijven, diploma-uitreiking, onvoldoende, 

stage, lezing, schoolhoofd/rector, herhalen, schoolgeld, een oogje dichtknijpen. 

Silent Task- Keys

 average, boarding school, by heart, 

cheat sheet, compulsory, delighted, 

to expel, to get away with, to get detention, graduation, insufficient, 

internship, lecture, principal, 

to revise for, tuition, 

to turn a bling eye. 

How do you feel today?

Listening

1. We watch the video from ex. 3 together twice.

2. You do ex. 3 and 4 individually online.

3. You work in silence and finish the ex.

4. I monitor your work.

Will

Going

 to

to be going to and will

going to + hele ww

will / won't + w.w.

to be going to + hele werkwoord

Will + hele werkwoord

Will + (not) + hele werkwoord

I won't help you later.

She will not listen to his advice.

Will they be home later today?

will + not = WON'T

will vs. to be going to

Will or Going to

Peter .... study at Koning Willem 1 after his exams.

1. will
2. is going to

Summary:

1. ´to be going to´ wordt gebruikt voor toekomstige acties waarvoor we al een plan/besluit hebben gemaakt of bij een voorspelling op basis van concrete aanwijzingen.

VS

2. ´Will´wordt gebruikt voor toekomstige acties bij een wens of voorspelling zonder concrete aanwijzingen, bij voorstel/aanbod/besluit dat op dit moment zelf wordt gemaakt.   

What are you doing next weekend?
I .... celebrate my birthday Saturday night.

1. am going to
2. will

Past Simple or Present Perfect?

My mother _______(to live) in Portugal for all her life.

1. lived
2. have lived
3. has lived

Maybe I .... go home. Or maybe not. I don't know yet.

1. am going to
2. will

Look at the clouds! It ...... rain!

1. is going to
2. will

Het Britse nationale team zal dit jaar de beker winnen.

Wat gaan we vanavond doen?

We gaan de hele week buiten trainen.

Schrijf 3 dingen op die je deze les hebt geleerd.

De leerlingen voeren hier drie dingen in die ze in deze les hebben geleerd. Hiermee geven ze aan wat hun eigen leerrendement van deze les is.

Schrijf 2 dingen op waarover je meer wilt weten.

De leerlingen voeren hier twee dingen in waarover ze meer zouden willen weten. Hiermee vergroot je niet alleen betrokkenheid, maar geef je hen ook meer eigenaarschap.

Huiswerk:

Do ex. 6, 7 & 8 

p. 125/126

Welcome back!

Silent Task - 5 min.

1. Read the instructions carefully

2. Choose ´will´ or ´be going to´

3. Be ready to explain your answer 

Lesson goals:

- practise your listening skills 

- learn how to ask for and give personal information

- learn how to give and follow simple instructions

Lesson 2

• Silent task -> will/going to - 10 min
• 2. Listening: ex. 3 and 4 online. - 10 min
• 4. Speaking: expressions (A, B) in Google Classroom -> submit your work! If not, you will have come come back and finish.
• 5. Toetsbespreking 

Lesson 3

• 1. Silent task -> 
• 2. Toetsbespreking 
• 
  

Past Simple vs Present Perfect

Past Simple: we use the simple past tense to talk about events that are completely in the past.

Cassie lived in London for 2 years. (she does not live there anymore)

Present perfect: is for events which are still true now or affect us in the present -> result

Cassie has lived in London for 10 years now. (she still lived there)

Past Simple 

we use PS to talk about events that are completely in the past.

Cassie lived in London for 2 years. (she does not live there anymore)

Present Perfect

we use PP for events which happened in the past but still true now or affect us in the present

Cassie has lived in London for 10 years now.

(she still lives there)

Signal words (ezelsbruggetje)

Last

Ago                      => LADY

Datum

Yesterday

For                       Just

Yet                       Already      => FYNE JAS

Never                  Since

Ever 

Past Simple or Present Perfect?

We _______(to see) the sun go down last night.

1. saw
2. have seen
3. has seen
4. seed

Past Simple or Present Perfect?

Chris and I _______ (to know) each other for a long time. We only met last week.

1. knew
2. have not known
4. did not know

Past Simple or Present Perfect?

Chris and I _______ (to know) each other for a long time. We only met last week.

1. knew
2. have not known
4. did not know

Ask 1 question about something you have not understood in the lesson yet.

De leerlingen geven hier (in vraagvorm) aan met welk onderdeel van de stof ze nog moeite. Voor de docent biedt dit niet alleen inzicht in de mate waarin de stof de leerlingen begrijpen/beheersen, maar ook een goed startpunt voor een volgende les.

Lesson 3

• Grammar Some vs Any - 5 min
• Individual: ex. 5 and 6 in the book page 142 - 10 min
• Speaking practice: ex. 12 (a,b,c,d) page 136-137
•  

Goals

Understand the difference between some and any and apply it into sentences.

Some vs Any

Individual work:

Do ex. 5 and 6 in the book page 142 - 10 min

Speaking English

You need to do ex. 12 om page 136-137 but first...

1.Fill out both conversations in your book

 2. Now you can act out the conversations.

Student A: the doctor

Student B: the patient

Past Simple or Present Perfect?

She _______(to wear) a crazy outfit to yesterday´s party.

1. was wearing
2. wore
3. has worn
4. worn

Thank you for today and I will see you tomorrow!

Tuck in the chairs please!

Silent Task - Key

1. Will                                     2. they are going to lose ...

3. I will play golf                 4. It will be .... 

5. I will take                         6. We are going ...

7.  Will read ...                      8. I am going to the beach ...

9.  I will take ...                     10. Will you ...?

Lesson Goals

- Know the difference between (to be) going to' and 'will'.
- Exit ticket: What did you learn?

- Afronding + huiswerk
   

Past Simple or Present Perfect?

I _______(to play) that new game yet, but I really want to.

1. played
2. have not played
3. has not played
4. did not play

Expressions A and B

1. You go to Google Classroom

2. Click the first document with expressions A, B.

3. Translate the expressions into English.

4. Check it on page 173.

5. Submit the document to me.