Week 8 ch 3 pww bespreken h3C

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Good morning h3d!

Today's plan:

• Future perfect and future continuous
• info speaking exam

Future perfect + future continous

Future perfect

Future = toekomst

perfect =  voltooid deewoord gebruiken

Future perfect:

Used to talk about something that will be completed before a specific time in the future

will have + volt. deelwoord

examples

I will have passed my exams before I go to college.

By five o'clock they will have finished their homework.

Dad will have cooked dinner when we get home. 

You can use phrases like by or by the time (Tegen de tijd dat) and in or in a day's time / in two months' time / in five years' time etc. (meaning 'at the end of this period') to give the time period in which the action will be completed.

I won't have finished all my projects by next week.

By the time we get home, the children will have gone to bed.

I'll have finished in an hour and then we can watch a film.

In two years' time, I'll have graduated from high school.

Important:

Know your irregular verbs!

Especially 3rd form

Future continuous

Future = toekomst

continuous = ww+ ing gebruiken

Future continuous:

used to talk about :

ongoing action in the future

shall/will + be + verb+ing

examples:

This time next month, I will be cycling through Belgium.

We will be staying in New York next summer. 

I will still be working at 10 o'clock tonight!

It is the future version of the present continuous tense:

Future continuous: I will be watching my shows from lunch until dinner.

Present continuous: I am watching my shows.

You use the future continuous when describing:

planned or confirmed future events taking place at a specific time

Why not just use will + Infinitive?

1. The future continuous tense is usually used with a specified period of time, whereas  will + infinitive can be used with or without an exact time. 

2. The future continuous also shows more certainty than will + infinitive does. We use the future continuous tense for actions we know will happen, but we use will + infinity for actions that are less likely. 

Why not just use will + Infinitive?

1. The future continuous tense is usually used with a specified period of time, whereas  will + infinitive can be used with or without an exact time. 

2. The future continuous also shows more certainty than will + infinitive does. We use the future continuous tense for actions we know will happen, but we use will + infinity for actions that are less likely. 

Example

Future continuous (certain): They will be promoting me to manager on Friday.

will + infinitive (uncertain): They will promote me to manager one day. 

How to use the future continuous with negatives

Insert the word not after will and before be.

[will] + [not] + [be] + [present participle of verb]

She will not be joining us this evening. 

You can also use won't instead of will not

How to use the future continuous in questions

The subject comes after will and before be:

[will] + [subject] + [be] + [present participle of verb]

Will she be acting in the sequel next year?

For negative questions, we typically use the contraction won’t to replace will.

Won’t she be acting in the sequel next year? 

Info speaking exam

Homework Friday  17 Feb:

 Leren: theme words blz 142 en 149 + Stone 5

Maken: 27abc, 28, 29ab blz 152-154