havo 4 unit 10

This Week's Programme
Finish Unit 10
- Ex. 5+6 (with or without Mr Tip)
- Unit 11 (see next LessonUp*)




Learning Objective:
 - You know when to use the appropriate Future Tense
You know adjectives and their opposites(!)
* Just work it through entirely.
1. Ask for help if needed!
2. Extra explanation/practice will follow in class.
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This Week's Programme
Finish Unit 10
- Ex. 5+6 (with or without Mr Tip)
- Unit 11 (see next LessonUp*)




Learning Objective:
 - You know when to use the appropriate Future Tense
You know adjectives and their opposites(!)
* Just work it through entirely.
1. Ask for help if needed!
2. Extra explanation/practice will follow in class.

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unit 10 the final frontier

Slide 2 - Slide

Slide 3 - Video

10.1 speaking
What are the people in the pictures doing?
Where are they?

Which of the two pictures do you think represents something that could actually happen in the future?

Slide 4 - Slide

10.1 reading
exercise 2
Skim the text for general meaning and answer te question:
Why do NASA and the SFF have different priorities?

exercise 3
Place the sentences back in the text.

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vocabulary

verb                    noun                             adjective                                adverb 
use                     use / usage              (re) usable                                - 
settle                settlement                 (un) settling                             - 
 -                         commerce                 commercial                         commercially 
achieve           achievement            (un)achievable                        - 
end                    end / ending             (un)ending                               - 
To be appropriate -                           (in)appropriate                     (in)appropriatrly 
To be willing  willingness               (un)willing                               (un willingly 


To be patient patience (im)patient patiently 

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wordformation
verb                                  noun                               adjective                           adverb
-                                         regularity                       (ir)regular                         (ir)regularly 
afford                              -                                         (un)affordable                (un)affordably  
(To research)                science                         (un)scientific                   (un)scientifically  
impress                           impression                 (un)impressive                (un)impressively  
(to legislate)                  legality / legislation (il)legal                              (il) legally  
experience                      experience                 (un)experienced                -  
To be responsible       responsibility             (ir)responsible               (ir)responsibly  
-                                          morality                         (im)moral                         (im)morally 

now do exercises 4 -6

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speaking exercise 7
form groups of four and discuss the questions in exercise 7

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unit 10.2 future tenses
Going to future  ( to be + verb + ing)

• Plan for the future on which you have decided but not acted upon ( no tickets are bought for example) 
Example: I am going to visit New York in the future. 
  • intentions
example: Nesrin says she is going to be quiet in class.
  • predictions based on facts or events in the present
example: Jim is going to fail this class. He has many bad marks.

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Future simple 
• What you think is going to happen in the future 
• Offer/ promise 
Example: I don’t think people will re-elect Trump for another four     
     years.
     I will help you paint the walls of your bedroom. 

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Present  continuous 
• Plan for the future on which you have acted: tickets are bought, free days arranged, appointment made etc. 
Example: I am seeing my dentist this afternoon. (you have made an appointment) 

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Future continuous 
• At a certain time in the future you will be busy doing something 
This time next week I will be lying on the beach. 

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Future perfect 
• You talk about that is at the moment of speaking still future, but at the time mentioned in the future it will already be in the past. 
Example: This time next year I will have passed my exam. 

If you want to stress the duration you use a future perfect continuous
This time next year I will have been training for the marathon for 6 months.

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extra exercise
Fill in a future tense 
1. At the end of the holiday he … (travel) to four different countries.  
2. At this time next month I … (walk) in the Louvre. 
3. I … ( prepare) some salads for the party. 
4. I … (give) you a ring sometime. 
5. I … (have) a meeting with Charlotte at two o’clock. 
6. In 2021  I …(work) at the CCC for 30 years. 
7. It … (snow) tonight. 

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extra exercise
8. James says he … (work) harder.  
9. Mass space travel … ( soon become) possible.  
10. Nasa … (plan) to send further rockets to Mars.  
11. The new pool … (be) due to open in April.  
12. This time next year I …( finish) my course.  
13. Tom … (share) an office with Fran.  
14. It’s getting dark. It … (rain).  
15. I … (see) my dentist tomorrow afternoon for some treatment.  

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answers extra exercise
1. At the end of the holiday he …will have travelled (travel) to four different countries.  
2. At this time next month I …will be walking (walk) in the Louvre. 
3. I …will prepare ( prepare) some salads for the party. 
4. I …will give (give) you a ring sometime. 
5. I …am having (have) a meeting with Charlotte at two o’clock. 
6. In 2021 I …will have worked (work) at the CCC for 30 years. 
7. It …is going to snow (snow) tonight. 

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answers extra exercise
8. James says he … (work) harder.is going to work 
9. Mass space travel … will soon become ( soon become) possible.  
10. Nasa …plans (plan) to send further rockets to Mars. 
11. The new pool …is (be) due to open in April. 
12. This time next year I will have finished…( finish) my course. 
13. Tom will be sharing … (share) an office with Fran. 
14. It’s getting dark. It is going to rain… (rain). 
15. I  am seeing… (see) my dentist tomorrow afternoon for some treatment. 

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future tenses
Now do exercises 1 -6

Slide 18 - Slide

Today's Programme
- Ex. 5 (p. 68) selection 
- Kahoot! on Adjectives or Adverbs
- Finish Unit 11



Lesson Objective:
- You know when to use the adjective 
or adverb in combination with 'sense verbs' such as feel, hear, sound, taste, etc.

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5.a Within the next twenty years, the cost of space travel ___ dramatically.
A
will be falling
B
will fall
C
will have fallen
D
is going to fall

Slide 20 - Quiz

5.b In the near future, it's likely that holidays ___ limited to remote places on Earth.
A
won't be
B
aren't going to be
C
won't have been
D
won't being

Slide 21 - Quiz

5.e I've decided I ___ a trip into space as soon as I can afford it.
A
will book
B
am going to book

Slide 22 - Quiz

5.g I think at some point in future people ___ in space.
A
will live
B
are going to live
C
will be living
D
will have lived

Slide 23 - Quiz

Kahoot!
            Mr Tip looks handsome
         OR 
               Mr Tip looks handsomely?
Unit 11
Ex. 4+5

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listening
Who is positive about the future and who is negative about the future?

speaker 1   ...
speaker 2 ... 
speaker 3 ...
speaker 4 ...
nr 15

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phrases with at
at first                          eerst 
at once                       meteen 
at last                          tenslotte 
at least                       tenminste 
at present                 nu 
at the same time   op hetzelfde moment/tijd 
at peace                   rustig, kalm, in vrede 
at war                         in oorlog 
at rest                        in rust 
at his laziest           op zijn luist 
at its worst              op zijn ergst 
at their best           op hun best 

now do exercise 8

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