Grammar 2

• Middelbare school
• vmbo t, mavo
• Leerjaar 4

Aim for today:

At the end of the lesson YOU are able to write sentences using the future!

Schoenendozen!!

Future

Future

FUTURE:

1. will + hele ww (I will help you with your bags.)
   
2. be + going to (I am going to get a good grade for English.)
   
3. present simple (The bus to Nijmegen leaves at 16.08.)
   
4. present continuous (I am seeing Janey tomorrow.)
   

I'm going to play an important match today.

There will be sunshine this weekend.

Er zijn verschillende manieren om de future aan te geven:

to be going to + hele werkwoord

je bent iets van plan of voorspelling waar je wèl bewijs voor hebt.

will + hele werkwoord

aanbieden, aankondigen, belofte of voorspelling waar je geen bewijs voor hebt.

FUTURE

Future in short

• will: na wens, belofte, aanbod, aanname, voorspelling
• to be going to: je bent iets van plan
•                                 als  het duidelijk is dat er iets gaat gebeuren
• Present Continuous: het is zeker dat er iets gaat gebeuren, de afspraak is gemaakt.
• Present Simple: vaststaande tijden: bus, trein, vliegtuig, rooster, programma

Fill in a form of the future:
I promise, I ____ (be) on time.

1. will
2. am going to
3. will be
4. am going to be

Welk vorm van de Future gebruik je bij afspraken die al gepland staan?

1. will / wont
2. to be going to
3. present continuous
4. present simple

Welk vorm van de future gebruik je bij dingen die je van plan bent?

1. will / wont
2. to be going to
3. present continuous
4. present simple

Oefening: kies de juiste vorm van de future.

1. The train will leave / leaves in 15 minutes.

2. We are seeing/ will see the new Harry Potter film this evening.

3. There will be / is going to be rain tomorrow.

4. I  do / am going to do the dishes.

5. The store is going to open / opens at 9 o'clock.

6. Thanks for lending us your football. We will give / are giving it back tomorrow.

7. I watched the news, it is going to be / will be sunny on Friday.

First (1) conditional

First conditional

Use: for a possible action in the future/things that could easily become true

If I have time this weekend, I will tidy my room. 

It it rains, I won't go to the park. 

First conditional

First conditional

If + present simple + Will + infinitive

If it rains I won't go to the park.

The first conditional describes things that I think are likely to happen in the future

When do we use the first conditional?

How do you form the first conditional?

Give me an example sentence...

When do we use the first conditional?

1. Talking about real possibilities in the future
2. Talking about something you hope will happen
3. Talking about something impossible in the future
4. I am not sure

What does the first conditional look like? (Two of them are correct)

1. If I go to Hogwarts, I will become the most powerful wizard
2. If you eat my chocolate, you'll sleep outside with the dog
3. When I see an elephant fly, I'll kiss your feet
4. You must get the burger if you go to that restaurant.

Fill in the first conditional:
If he ... (go) to Paris next month, he ... (visit) the Eiffel Tower.

comparative of funny

1. funnyer
2. funier
3. funnier

What is the comparative form of dangerous?

Which comparative is incorrect?

1. Faster
2. More happy
3. More boring
4. Funnier

Comparative of the word
Expensive

1. Expensiver
2. More Expensive
3. Most Expensive
4. Expensivest

What is the comparative of large?

1. Largest 😄
2. Larggest😄
3. Larger😄
4. I dont Know 😟

Comparative of the word Big

1. Biger
2. More big
3. Biggest
4. Bigger

comparative of the word tired

1. tireder
2. more tired
3. tiring
4. tirer

Come up with a sentence in which you use comparative and superlative.

Read the text

And do the exercises.