HH2A SS7 chapter 4 I

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• Middelbare school
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Welcome H2A

Week 7 - Lesson 1

Grammar

Check-in

1. Ga op je plaats zitten.
2. Leg je spullen op tafel.
3. Pak je mobiel in het zakkie en doe het in je rugzak/tas.
4. Wacht rustig tot de les begint.

Today

At the end of today's class I ...

• ... can talk about the future.

Profielkeuzeformulier

Book assignment

Deadline: 12 january 23:59 o'clock (Magister - opdrachten)

• Read your book.
• Decide which two assignments you want to do.
• Both assignments need to be in one Word document.
• Do them.

Future tense: toekomstige tijd

There are three ways to talk about the future:

1. with the present simple
2. with the to be going to
3. with the will/shall

Profielkeuzeformulier

Grammar 8, page 42

Future tense: to be going to

You use 'to be going to' when:

1. You have a plan to do something.

(My mum is going to buy a new dress next week.)

Future tense: will & shall

You use 'will' when...

1. ... you offer to do sth. or spontaneously decide to do sth.

(I will help you move next week.)

2. ... you promise something.

(I will buy you that game if you pass your test.)

3. ... you predict that something will happen.

(It'll be dark this time tomorrow.)

Shall you only use when it's a question starting with I en we. 

Future tense: present simple

You use the present simple when ...

1. something follows a specific scheme.

2. something follows a specific schedule.

3. something follows a specific timetable

4. something always happens at a specific time.

Agenda

1. Terugblik PTO 2
2. Profielboekjes (gestuurd via Magister)
3. Profielkeuzeformulier invullen 

Exercise 53(a)-(c), page 43

There are three future tenses ...

• present simple future, to be going to & will

When do you use the present simple?

• timetable/ sth. happens regularly/ schedule

When do you use 'to be going to'?

• You planned to do something.

When do you use 'will' (or 'shall')?

• Offer, promise, spontaneous idea or prediction

quizlet.com

Homework

Do:

- Work on your creative assignment.

Study/ learn:

- Grammar 8, page 42