4DA Engels Unit 5 Back to the furure 1

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4DA Engels Unit 5 Back to the furure 1

Does the name Marty McFly ring a bell?

No, it doesn't.

It does (vaguely).

Absolutely.

Have you already watched the films
Back to the Future?

No I haven't.

Yes, I have.

Which of these inventions came true (more or less)

1. hoverboard, thumbprints and changing headlines
2. self-lacing sneakers and technological glasses
3. hoverboard, self-lacing sneakers, technological glasses and changing headlines
4. all of them except for the flying cars

It is a bizarre thing going through old photos of my past self...it is like looking through a window into a past memory.

1. because
2. because of
3. so (that)
4. (in order) to

Store your memorabilia collected over the years in one box ... you can access it when you want to and enjoy it.

1. because
2. because of
3. so (that)
4. (in order) to

My nan kept her old teddy bear for all those years ... give it to me when I was little.

1. because
2. because of
3. so (that)
4. (in order) to

This is another reason I think it is so important to keep a family album; just ... the family can look back and remember things in their lives.

1. because
2. because of
3. so (that)
4. (in order) to

The headline said: ‘Man loses all of his childhood memories ... a rare condition’.

1. because
2. because of
3. so (that)
4. (in order) to

Things I would put
in a time capsule

Your plans for the future?

1 I am donating any clean and usable items to a local church or shelter 

2 I’m keeping my report cards

3 I’m keeping only a few really important pieces of my artwork

4 I got rid of all the stuff my mum saved for me, and I’ve never regretted it

5 I’m going to keep a few things that prompted a forgotten story when I unboxed them 

A because I really hate clutter!

B mainly because of all the hard work I put into it.

C because I enjoy looking back at them and I think my son will too when he gets older.

D  because a thing is just a thing unless there’s a story behind it.

E so they can go to those who would truly love to have them.

1 present continuous

e.g. We’re meeting in 4 years from now! 

2 future simple

e.g. I am worried that I will feel more bitter about ...

3 future continuous

e.g. Hopefully I will be opening galleries in New York City.

4 going-to future

e.g. By the time you see this you’re going to be done with junior year already...

A predictions for the future based on evidence in the present

 + intentions and plans in the future

B  when you think an action will take place in the future + predictions + spontaneous decisions or promises

C to express what will take place in the future with stress on the

duration of the action + to talk about plans or arrangements

D  to talk about (personal) 

arrangements at a later time than now

How do you form the present perfect simple?

1. to be (pres) + ING form
2. to have (pres) + been + ING form
3. to have (pres) + past participle
4. to have (past ) + past participle

How do you form the short answer in present perfect simple?
e.g. Have you ever seen a ghost?
Yes, ... (+)

1. Yes, I did.
2. Yes, I have.
3. Yes, I do.
4. Yes, I saw.

How do you form the short answer in present perfect simple?
e.g. Have you ever seen a ghost?
No, ... (-)

1. No, I didn't.
2. No, I haven't.
3. No, I don't.
4. No, I didn't see.

Is there a specific time indication when you use present perfect simple?

1. Yes
2. No

When do you use present perfect simple?

1. to describe experiences
2. to describe habits
3. to describe plans

Which keywords are often used in combination with present perfect simple?

1. ever, never, yet, already, recently, lately, so far, just, ...
2. in 2000, in the Middle Ages, when I was a child, an hour ago, yesterday, ...

How do you form the past simple in questions and negative sentences? Which form is correct? (e.g. to see)

1. Did you see? / I didn't saw
2. Did you saw? / I didn't saw
3. Did you saw? / I didn't see
4. Did you see? / I didn't see

Is there a specific time indication when you use past simple?

1. Yes
2. No

Which future tense is this?

Omaha will be like home.

1. Future simple
2. Going to future
3. Future continuous
4. Present continuous

When do you use the past simple?

1. to describe experiences in the past
2. to describe actions at a specified time in the past

Which future tense is this?

I will be fitting in just fine.

1. Future simple
2. Going to future
3. Future continuous
4. Present continuous

Which keywords are often used in combination with past simple?

1. ever, never, yet, already, recently, lately, so far, just, ...
2. in 2000, in the Middle Ages, when I was a child, an hour ago, yesterday, ...

Which future tense is this?

I am REALLY worried that I won’t ft in.

1. Future simple
2. Going to future
3. Future continuous
4. Present continuous

Which future tense is this?
We are planning to meet again next summer.

1. Future simple
2. Going to future
3. Future continuous
4. Present continuous

Which future tense is this?

Things are going to be awesome.

1. Future simple
2. Going to future
3. Future continuous
4. Present continuous

Which future tense is this?

It’s not going to be a breeze.

1. Future simple
2. Going to future
3. Future continuous
4. Present continuous

How do you form the Future simple?
(e.g. I will work)

1. will + base form of the verb
2. 'to be’ (present) + going to + base form of verb
3. will be + ing- form
4. 'to be’ (present)+ ing- form

How do you form the Future continuous?
(e.g. I will be working)

1. will + base form of the verb
2. 'to be’ (present) + going to + base form of verb
3. will be + ing- form
4. 'to be’ (present)+ ing- form

a Do you remember which tense this is?
(e.g. I’ve never seen a ghost)

1. past simple
2. past perfect simple
3. present simple
4. present perfect simple

How do you form the Present continuous?
(e.g. I am working)

1. will + base form of the verb
2. 'to be’ (present) + going to + base form of verb
3. will be + ing- form
4. 'to be’ (present)+ ing- form

b How do you form this tense (present perfect simple)?

1. to be (pres) + ING form
2. to have (pres) + been + ING form
3. to have (pres) + past participle
4. to have (past ) + past participle

How do you form the Going to future?
(e.g. I am going to work)

1. will + base form of the verb
2. 'to be’ (present) + going to + base form of verb
3. will be + ing- form
4. 'to be’ (present)+ ing- form

c How do you form the short answer in this tense?

e.g. Have you ever seen a ghost?
Yes, ... (+)

1. Yes, I did.
2. Yes, I have.
3. Yes, I do.
4. Yes, I saw.

c How do you form the short answer in this tense?

e.g. Have you ever seen a ghost?
No, ... (-)

1. No, I didn't.
2. No, I haven't.
3. No, I don't.
4. No, I didn't see.

d Is there a specific time indication when you use this tense?

1. Yes
2. No

e Why is this tense used here?

1. to describe experiences
2. to describe habits
3. to describe plans

f Which keywords are often used in combination with this tense?

1. ever, never, yet, already, recently, lately, so far, just, ...
2. in 2000, in the Middle Ages, when I was a child, an hour ago, yesterday, ...

a) She is getting married in October. Her boyfriend proposed to her last weekend.

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

a Which tense is used here?
(e.g. I saw what looked like a man...)

1. past simple
2. past perfect simple
3. present simple
4. present perfect simple

b) We stay at a lovely B&B next weekend.

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

c) I really believe I will win the lottery one day.

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

d) Nobody knows what the future will bring.

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

e) Are you hungry? I’m going to make you a sandwich. Just give me a minute.

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

f) Look at those black clouds! It will rain.

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

g) Our train leaves at 8:43.

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

h) What will you be wearing at the gala tonight?

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

i) – How will you get to the airport?
– My father will taking me.

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

j) Don’t call me this afternoon. I will have dinner with important clients.

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

k) Call me as soon as you will have your test results.

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

l) What time leaves the train?

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

m) His horoscope says he will probably has three children.

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

n) He will probably not get married.

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

o) She’s going to be a doctor when she grows up.

1. CORRECT
2. INCORRECT

'cried', 'smiled' and 'preferred' end in ...

1. /ɪd/
2. /t/
3. /d/

a) Which verb forms express longer background actions?

1. were looking, was browsing
2. were looking, vibrated
3. went out, vibrated
4. was browsing, went out

b) Which verb forms express short actions that interrupt other activities?

1. were looking, was browsing
2. were looking, vibrated
3. went out, vibrated
4. was browsing, went out

Which tense do you use to express SHORT or CONSECUTIVE (= opeenvolgend) actions in the past?

1. past simple
2. past continuous

Which tense do you use to express a LONGER, BACKGROUND actions in the past?

1. past simple
2. past continuous

Which word often introduces past simple in a sentence?

1. when
2. while, as

Which word often introduces past continuous in a sentence?

1. when
2. while, as