H3a - Grammar: Future Perfect and Future Continuous Recap - 21 May 2024

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• Middelbare school
• vmbo t, havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

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Teacher's Desk

Welcome to English

H3a!

First!

• Put phone in the phone bag!
• Take your Stepping Stones book out
• Take your notebook out
• Put your pen on your table

Today's Lesson

- Wordlist Speaking Test

- Schedule and Test Announcements

- Future Perfect and Future Continuous: Notes read through

- Future Perfect and Future Continuous: Questions

- Future Perfect and Future Continuous: Hand-Out

Goal: I can take a test that covers grammar from years 1 to 3 and I know how to make a Future Perfect

Word List speaking test

Announcements: Schedule and Tests

Wednesday 29 May - 3rd hour: Test Unit 3

 

Monday 3 June - Start of Presentations (2 groups at the start of the lesson)

Grammar Notes

Take out your Stepping Stones book and Notebook

Take 5 minutes to read through your notes of 

the Future Perfect and the Future Continuous

If you did not take any notes, turn to page  152, 153 and 177 and read the grammar on these pages

What is the goal of the Future Perfect? (why do we use it?)

How do you make the Future Perfect?

What is a Past Participle?
(translate + example)

Turn this sentence into a Future Perfect:
By 2030........................(live) here for twenty years

What is the goal of the Future Continuous? (why do we use it?)

How do you make the Future Continuous?

Turn this sentence into a Future Continuous:
She........................(sleep) until noon

Turn this sentence into a Future Continuous:
What..........we..............(eat) for dinner?

Grammar: Future Perfect

Future perfect

Future = will/won't

Perfect = have

Past Participle

Regular verbs = -ed

Irregular verbs = p. 229; 3rd column

Grammar: Future Perfect

Goal: to talk about actions/things that will be completed before a certain time in the future

How to make it: will/wont + have + past participle (regular and irregular verbs)

Examples:
She will have run the marathon by 2025  - affirmative sentence (bevestigende zin)
She won't have run the marathon by 2025 - negative sentence (ontkenende zin)
Will she have run the marathon by 2025? - question sentence (vraagzin)

Won't she have run the marathon by 2025?- negative question sentence (ont.vrg zin)

Grammar: Future Continuous

Page 153

Grammar: Future Continuous

Goal: Future events that go on for a longer period of time

          Future events that will be going on at a specific time

Formula: shall/will/won't + to be + verb -ing

Example:

- I will be playing soccer this time next year (specific time)

- Will she be going to the gym for the next five years? (a longer period of time) 

- Shall I be taking part in tomorrow's games? - (specific time)

- Jeffrey won't be dancing anymore (for a longer period of time)

Hand-out

Future Perfect and Future Continuous Hand-out

Hand-out

Future Perfect and Future Continuous Answers