possesive/will/going to

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 2

Possessive

Bezittelijk

Possessive = Bezittelijk

Possessive: 's, ' 

Possessive (BEZIT): 's / s' / of

 correct possessives

                                         

the dog..... bone

1. s'
2. 's
3. s
4. of

Jess..... hat

1. s'
2. 's
3. '
4. of

the taste .... lemonade

1. s'
2. 's
3. of
4. '

the country .... Egypt

1. 's
2. s'
3. of
4. '

the band members.... instruments

1. s'
2. 's
3. of
4. '

Britain – the country

my brothers – jobs

my phone – the screen

Future (will/going to

Future - verschil

• Als je zeker weet dat iets gaat gebeuren:
  

       will + hele werkwoord
      The sun is shining. The snowman will melt.

• Om een aan te geven dat je iets van plan bent of iets            wilt  voorspellen: be going to
  

     I am going to the cinema this evening.

will + not = WON'T

will + not = WON'T

TO BE GOING TO

She         is               going to                  eat               rice.

She         is    not    going to                  eat               rice.

Is           she             going to                  eat               rice?

WILL

Je gebruikt een vorm van      will          bij..

3. een veronderstelling, belofte, aanbod, verzoek en voorspelling.

   He will not be on time. He never is.

WILL 

Bevestigend

Ontkennend

Vragend

will + WW

She will help me.

Tekst

won't + WW

She won't help  me.

will + WW

Will she help me?

WILL & SHALL

WILL

SHALL

Dit mag bij elk onderwerp (I, you, we, they, he, she, it) en bij elke soort zin (bevestigend, ontkennende, vragend).

Dit mag alleen bij I en we. Je mag het gebruiken bij een bevestigende of ontkennende zin, maar je moet het gebruiken in een vraagzin,

Wanneer gebruik je will?

1. Iets van plan zijn
2. Een voorspelling zonder bewijs
3. Iets aanbieden
4. Belofte

Wanneer gebruik je to be going to?

1. Een voorspelling met bewijs
2. Iets van plan zijn
3. (Spontaan) besluit
4. Belofte

You ..... probably ..... first prize.

1. will ... win
2. are ... going to win

You must be hungry.
I ... you a sandwich.

1. am going to make
2. will make

I have no idea, but I have a feeling that my team ..... tomorrow's match.

1. will win
2. is going to win

Look! He ...... off his bike!

1. will fall
2. is going to fall

They ..... there on time.

1. are not going to be
2. won't be

Marc ...... this week. He has broken his knee.

1. isn't going to train
2. won't train

The match ..... in a few minutes.

1. is going to start
2. will start

Final question:

We ..... a film tonight.

1. will watch
2. are going to watch

Chris _____ her grandmother tomorrow.

1. will visit
2. visits
3. shall visit
4. is going to visit

________ (open - I) the window?

1. Will I open
2. Am I going to open
3. Shall I open
4. Do I open

It _____ rain, so you don't need
to take an umbrella.

1. will
2. shan't
3. won't
4. is going to

I hope the weather _____ nice.

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

I _____ Brandon for dinner tonight.

1. I will meet
2. I am going to meet
3. I meeting
4. I shall meet

Where are you going with that hammer? I am going to / will put up the tent.

1. am going to
2. will

I'm too tired to drive any further! OK, I am going to / will drive.

1. am going to
2. will

Can you remember the number of that pizzeria? Don't worry. I am going to / will look it up.

1. am going to
2. will

My crazy neighbour believes his hamster is going to / will learn to talk.

1. is going to
2. will