Future & Demonstrative Pronouns

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Future & Demonstrative Pronouns

Grammar H1

Learning objective

I can use the future (to be going to) and the demonstrative pronouns.

Find out the rule 1

The first parts are verb forms. Which verb do these forms belong to?

Find out the rule 2

Which form of the verb do you put at the end?

Find out the rule 3

When you want to say that someone has plans for the future, which 3 elements do you use to say this?

Future (to be going to)

You use 

am/are/is + (not) going to + verb

When you want to say that someone has plans for the future

Mike is going to have fish.

We are going to go out for dinner.

I' m going to cook something nice

Future (to be going to)

		form of to be	going to	infinitive
Positive	I	am	going to	call	you later this week
	She	is	going to	visit	family in England
	We	are	going to	go out	for dinner
Negative	I	am	not going to	invite	a lot of people to my party.
	They	are	not going to	buy	souvenirs for everyone

Rewrite the sentence - use the future:
We have dinner at six.

Rewrite the sentence - use the future:
I bake homemade pizzas on Saturday.

Rewrite the sentence - use the future + negation:
They barbecue a lot in summer.

Rewrite the sentence into a question - use the future:
You get a stomach ache if you eat too much

Demonstrative pronouns

The words this, that, these and those are used when you talk about specific things or people. 

You can tell from words in the sentence if something is nearby, for instance: (over) here, next to me or further away: (over) there, across the room.

Demonstrative pronouns

	Singular	Plural
Nearby	this	these
Further away	that	those

I really like the look of __________ grapes over there

1. this
2. that
3. these
4. those

Do you know who is using ________ unattended barbecue across the park

1. this
2. that
3. these
4. those

______ pizza restaurant that you always talk about has closed.

1. This
2. That
3. These
4. Those

Write a short sentence with a demonstrative pronoun

Now you..

Chapter 3: Ex. 54, 55, 56 and 58 (p. 164-167)