Future forms

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Future forms

- At the end of the lesson, I will know two future forms.

- I will have practised the two future forms.

- I will have practised reading for details.

Time to dance!

What? Choose your level and do the listening exercise.

Level 1: words you hear.

Level 2: word combinations. (write down, look up, incredibly nice)

- Words you wrote down.
- Word combinations.

Travelling?

Reading

What? Read the text on page 73 and answer question 3 and 4 on page 72.

Who? Individually

Time? 15 minutes.

Ready? Cut the informal letter from your note book. Write your name on it and leave it on your desk.

Write down words you don't know and look up the translation.

"I think it will be warm in Morocco."
"This year, we are going to travel to Morocco."

1. What are the verbs in the two sentences?
2. Write down the difference in MEANING between the two sentences.

'Will' future

Meaning

We use the 'will future' for: predictions (voorspellingen) or for things we think will happen.

Form

Will + infinitive / 'll + infinitive (only in informal writing or speaking!

Example

I think it will be cold tonight.

'Going to' future

Meaning:

For intentions (plannen) or things we have decided to do.

Form:

Going to + infinitive

Example:

This year, we are going to travel to Morocco.

Which form do we use when we have planned a trip?

1. Going to + infinitive
2. will + infinitive

Which form do we use when we want to predict (voorspellen) something?

1. Going to + infinitive
2. Will + infinitive

Homework assignment

What? Do ex. 1, 4, 5, 6 (p.74)

In exercise 4, write the complete sentences down in your note book.

Who? Alone/together with your classmate.

Time? until the teacher closed the lesson.

Future forms: feedback

- At the end of the lesson, I will know two future forms.

- I will have practised the two future forms.

- I will have practised reading for details.