recap grammar p.3 after break

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Today's class (recap grammar)

- You will be able to use the future tense with will in English sentences.

- You will be able to use the future tense with be going to in English sentences.

Future tense with will

When do you use the future tense with will?

1. When you talk about your plans in the future
2. When you promise something about the future.

When do you use the future tense with will?

1. When you make a prediction about the future.
2. When you talk about future ambitions.

questions with will

questions with will

Shall I go?

Will you go?

Will he/she/it go?

Shall we go?

Will they go?

Will you go?

Which sentence is correct?

1. Will you help me with my homework later?
2. Shall you help me with my homework later?

Which sentence is correct?

1. Will we go on holiday this year?
2. Shall we go on holiday this year?

future tense with be going to

be going to for the future tense

We use the future tense be going to when we talk about our plans and intentions for the future.

We are going to visit my parents tonight.

They are going to leave for their trip this weekend.

I am going to enjoy this cake so much.

How to make the future tense

form of to be + going to + infinitive

I am going to leave in 10 minutes.

We are going to travel through Europe next year.

She is going to design the prefect suit.

When do we use the future tense with going to

1. To make a promise
2. to talk about plans and intentions

Which sentence is correct?

1. We are going to leave in 10 minutes.
2. We are going leave in 10 minutes.

Questions with be going to

To make questions in the future tense with be going to you place the form of to be at the front of the sentence.

- We are going to leave tonight. (positive)

- Are we going to leave tonight? (question)

- He is going to play football tomorrow. (positive)

- Is he going to play football tomorrow? (question)

negative sentences with be going to

To make negative sentences in the future tense with be going to you place not after the form of to be. 

- We are going to leave tonight. (positive)

- We are not going to leave tonight. (negative)

- He is going to play football tomorrow. (positive)

- He is not going to play football tomorrow. (negative)

Which sentence is correct?

1. Are we going to leave later tonight?
2. Are we going to leaving later tonight.

Which sentence is correct?

1. He is not going to run tonight.
2. He is going to not run tonight.