Future - Recap

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Goals for today

• To remind ourselves about the 4 different future tenses in English and apply them correctly.
• To use adverbs and adjectives correctly.

Can you remember any of the future tenses? If so, write them down

 4 ways with the future

Present simple (S.H.IT rule)

Present continuous - am/are/is + ww+ing

Will/shall + ww  

to be going to + ww

Prediction (with evidence). A decision/plan that has already been made. 

Something that is planned and certain to happen. Personal appointment

Follows a schedule/ timetable

A promise or decision made at the moment of speaking. Prediction (without evidence) or a request

Present simple

To be going to + ww

will/shall + ww

Present continuous

Future in short

arrangement/ personal appointment

Present continuous

(without evidence)

Which is the correct answer
Football practice always ..................... at 6pm on Monday evenings.

1. is starting
2. is going to start
3. starts
4. will start

Which is the correct answer:
There is no tea! Really, I .................. (to get) some later today!

1. am getting
2. will get
3. get

Which is the correct answer:
Are you free for lunch tomorrow?
No, I .....................(to play) tennis with Bob.

1. am playing
2. play
3. will play

Which is the correct answer:
Do you know who .........................to the party tonight?

1. comes
2. is coming

The train _______ at 9.45 each morning.

1. is leaving
2. is going to leave
3. will leave
4. leaves

Oh my god! Is that your secret? I promise I ________ anyone.

1. will not tell
2. am not going to tell
3. am not telling
4. won't tell

Choose the right form of the future.
I (meet) him at seven at the cinema.

1. will meet
2. am going to meet
3. 'm meeting
4. meet

For events that follow a timetable or schedule use ...............

1. present continuous
2. will/shall + verb
3. present simple
4. to be going to

Give me an example sentence using the present simple. (Something that follows a timetable)

For something that is a spontaneous response or a prediction based on opinion, not fact.

1. Present continuous
2. will + verb
3. Present simple
4. to be going to

Give me an example of using will + verb (Think about the context)

For something that was already planned or is a prediction based on visable evidence.

1. Present continuous
2. will + verb
3. Present simple
4. to be going to

Give me an example of to be going to in a sentence.

For something that was already planned or is a personal appointment.

1. Present continuous
2. will + verb
3. Present simple
4. to be going to

When do I use the present continuous then? Give me an example sentence and definition

Adverbs and adjectives

I often play rock music very loudly in the evenings. It irritates my upstairs neighbours so much that they are constantly banging on my ceiling. I have a really cracked ceiling.

Which words are the adverbs and which are the adjectives?

Adjectives give extra information about....

1. Subjects
2. Nouns
3. Verbs
4. Time

Adverbs give extra information
about .....

1. verbs, nouns
2. verbs, adjectives
3. verbs, adjectives, adverbs
4. verbs, adverbs

Basic spelling rule.
What do I add to an adjective to turn it into adverb?

Spelling rules

smooth >> smoothly

happy >>> happily

tragic >> tragically

bare >> barely 

Uitzondering: good >> well, 

Fast, late, hard, early - same form

Adjective or adverb. Fill in the missing word only.
I have got an .............. (absolute) crazy dog.

This is a really ..........(hard) exercise.

The number of unemployed people has fallen ......................(dramatic) in the last year.

Climbing Mount Everest is a very .............(dangerous) business.

My husband cooks really ...............(good)

Your choice: 

Option 1:Test jezelf 3:2 - Future + vocab, 3:3 - Vocab

3:4 - Adverbs and adjectives + vocab

Option 2:  Use Versterk jezelf for the Future tenses or Adverbs and adjectives. 

Option 3: Use the worksheets/online exerices that are in your 'studiewijzer'