V2_Future

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t, vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Future

Future tense

am / are / is + going to + werkwoord

 will + werkwoord

 shall + werkwoord

present simple

am/ are/ is + going to + stam

Wanneer? 

- Als iemand van plan is om iets te gaan doen

I am going to visit Bob tomorrow.

- Je hebt bewijs/je ziet dat iets gaat gebeuren

I can see that it is going to rain.

am/ are/ is + going to + stam

Positive: (+) am/are/is/ + going to + ww

I am going to play Among Us today

Negative: (-) am/are/is + not + going to + ww

He is not going to go to school tomorrow

Will + stam

Wanneer? 

Voor dingen die niet gepland zijn, maar die verwacht of voorspeld worden.

"Hey, there is no milk." I will get some milk.

I like you very much. I think we will become best friends 

Wens: I wish I will be a firefighter when I'm older.

Belofte: I promise, I will trust you.

Aanbod: We will help you with that.

Voorspelling: I will become very rich. 

Shall + I/we + stam

Wanneer? 

- Bij vraagzinnen (voorstel of aanbod)  met als onderwerp I en we.

Shall I go to the supermarket? 

Shall I help you with that?

Shall we go to the cinema

Present Simple

Wanneer? 

- Om in de toekomst over de feiten te praten.

The next test week starts in June? 

The train leaves at 7am.

Activity week is at the end of the month.

I ______ (visit)my grandmother next week. She just called.

1. am going to visit
2. will visit
3. shall visit

I think he ______ (lose) the soccer game

1. is going to lose
2. will lose
3. shall lose

School ______ (start) at 8h30 every day.

1. is going to start
2. starts
3. shall start

______ you _____ (open) the door for me, please?

1. Will you open
2. Shall you open
3. Are you going to open

Look at the clouds! I think it ______ (rain).

1. will rain
2. shall rain
3. is going to rain

On Saturdays, public transport ______ (run) slower than at the weekend?

1. are running
2. will run
3. runs

I'm bored right now. ______ we go to the cinema?

1. Are
2. Will
3. Shall

Will or Shall?
"I ... visit Amsterdam in September."

1. will
2. shall

will/shall or to be going to?
My hands are dirty. I ... wash them.

1. will
2. shall
3. am going to

Will or Shall?
There's someone at the door
... I get it?

1. will
2. shall

Will or Shall?
"... your boyfriend go with you tomorrow?"

1. will
2. shall

Assignment 

StSt CH4: GRAMMAR

• E Writing & Grammar (p26): ex. 29 and 30

• I Writing & Grammar (p42): ex. 53 t/m 55