2V - Future

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Seating chart ZV2B

Seating chart ZV2A

STARTKLAAR

1. Take a seat (plattegrond)
2. Smartphone in 'Zakkie'
3. Laptop (Lessonup)
4. Workbook
5. Pen and Paper

In what situation(s) do you use the future tense?
When do you talk about the future?

Lesson goals

1. Understand the differences between "to be going to," "will," and "shall" when talking about the future.
2. Create sentences using "to be going to" for talking about future plans and things we want to do.
   
3. Make sentences with "will" for saying what we decide to do in the moment or what we think will happen.
   
4. Use "shall" to suggest things or offer help.

Option 1

You follow the instruction as you normally would.

Questions after.

Option 2

You go through the material by yourself, so not in pairs.

Use your book and/or laptop.

If you choose this you have to be silent, so others can follow the lesson.

Questions after.

Future tense

To talk about...

• Things that will happen (in the future)
• Predictions
• Promises

THE FUTURE

You use the future when you are making plans with friends.

You use the future when you predict which team will win.

You use the future when you promise your mother that you will study.

So you use the future tense in regular conversation

The future tenses will also be a part of your test in January.

will, to be going to, shall

Shall

Shall + I/we + verb without to

Examples: 

Shall I close the window?

Shall we go home?

Questions

Sarah: "I have a job interview tomorrow."
Tom: "Don't worry, I'm sure you ________ great!"

1. will do
2. going to do
3. shall do

Next weekend, we ____________ the new museum in town.

1. are going to visit
2. will visit
3. shall visit

The weather forecast says it ________ rain later, so don't forget your umbrella.

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

Which is the correct SUGGESTION?

1. We shall play a game.
2. I shall play a game.
3. Shall we be playing a game?
4. Shall we play a game?

"I'm exhausted. I think I ________ to bed early tonight."

1. shall go
2. will go
3. am going to go
4. am going

How well do you understand?

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Let's get to work

You will get a paper with 3 tasks on it.

Based on how well you understood, you choose your task.

Task 1 - do not understand

Task 2 -  mostly understand, a little difficult

Task 3 - I completely understand, it's easy

After writing

If you are not done yet, please finish this at home.

We will continue this in the next lesson, so bring your work to the next lesson (09/01/24).

Let's get to work

Now that you have chosen your task... Get to work.

Go through your task and start writing.

If you chose task 1 you will get an extra hand-out.

You will work on this for about 8 minutes.

Lesson goals

1. Understand the differences between "to be going to," "will," and "shall" when talking about the future.
2. Create sentences using "to be going to" for talking about future plans and things we want to do.
   
3. Make sentences with "will" for saying what we decide to do in the moment or what we think will happen.
   
4. Use "shall" to suggest things or offer help.

What are your thoughts on this lesson?

HAPPY HOLIDAYS