Week 15: future tense & LUVA

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

W15	8/4 - 12/4	Grammar
W16	15/4 - 19/4	Skill practice
W17	22/4 - 26/4	Test theme 4
W18	29/4 - 3/5	Holiday
W19	6/5 - 10/5	Holiday
W20	13/5 - 17/5	Writing & practice
W21	20/5 - 24/5	Writing rubric & practice
W22	27/5 - 31/5	Letter practice

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Let's check your homework! 

E writing & grammar

Study list C

Goals

At the end of this class..

• you can use the future tense correctly.
• you have practiced the grammar + vocabulary for the upcoming test.

Which examples of the future tense have you heard?

future simple	scheduled/arranged The movie starts at 7 o'clock.
will/shall	offers, promises or predictions (nu besloten) I will help you with your homework tonight.
future continuous	plans or arrangements (eerder besloten) I am flying to New York next week.

Future tense
The train _____ at 11:45.

1. leaves
2. will leave
3. is leaving
4. left

Future tense
We _____ dinner at a nice restaurant tonight. We just booked a table.

1. have
2. will have
3. is having
4. had

Future tense
My ski instructor believes it _____ in the mountains tomorrow evening.

1. snow
2. will snow
3. is snowing
4. snowed

Future tense
They _____ to London on Friday evening at 8:15.

1. fly
2. will fly
3. are flying
4. flew

Future tense
The English lesson _____ at 8:45.

1. starts
2. will start
3. is starting
4. started

Future tense
They _____ (to be) back by 6:30 pm.

Future tense
I _____ (to work) tomorrow.

Future tense
The movie _____ (to start) at 8 o'clock.

Work on I writing and grammar

we will check this the next lesson 

pages 42 up and until 45

W15	8/4 - 12/4	Grammar
W16	15/4 - 19/4	Skill practice
W17	22/4 - 26/4	Test theme 4
W18	29/4 - 3/5	Holiday
W19	6/5 - 10/5	Holiday
W20	13/5 - 17/5	Writing & practice
W21	20/5 - 24/5	Writing rubric & practice
W22	27/5 - 31/5	Letter practice

Planning for today

Grammar recap

Watching practice

Working on A watching

future simple
will/shall
future continuous

Grammar recap

What does it look like in a sentence? (form)

Why do we use this tense?

future simple	scheduled/arranged The movie starts at 7 o'clock.
will/shall
future continuous

Grammar recap

What does it look like in a sentence? (form)

Why do we use this tense?

future simple	scheduled/arranged The movie starts at 7 o'clock.
will/shall	offers, promises or predictions (nu besloten) I will help you with your homework tonight.
future continuous

Grammar recap

What does it look like in a sentence? (form)

Why do we use this tense?

future simple	scheduled/arranged The movie starts at 7 o'clock. (alleen het werkwoord)
will/shall	offers, promises or predictions (nu besloten) I will help you with your homework tonight. (Will of shall + het werkwoord)
future continuous	plans or arrangements (eerder besloten) I am flying to New York next week. (Vorm van to be + werkwoord +ing)

Grammar recap

Fill in the correct form of the future tense.

1. The train ___ (leave) at 1 PM.

2. We ___ (go) on a trip to Lithuania this summer.

3. He told me he ___ (move) to a different country.

4. The restaurant ___ (open) tomorrow morning.

5. They ___ (help) us get through the mountains if we pay them money.

6. Judging by the clouds, it ___ (rain) in about 10 minutes.

7. We ___ (attend) a meeting next week.

Fill in the correct form of the future tense.

1. The train LEAVES at 1 PM.

2. We ARE GOING on a trip to Lithuania this summer.

3. He told me he IS MOVING to a different country.

4. The restaurant OPENS tomorrow morning.

5. They WILL HELP us get through the mountains if we pay them money.

6. Judging by the clouds, it WILL RAIN in about 10 minutes.

7. We ARE ATTENDING a meeting next week.

Listening practice 

Difficult words and phrases

1. Don't panic!

2. Listen to the explanation

3. Base your answer on what you have heard

00:23

Why is the human voice so powerful?

1. It can be very loud
2. It sounds funny
3. It can communicate strong messages
4. It is something we all have

00:48

What are the "7 deadly sins of speaking"?

1. Habits that make your speech more powerful
2. Habits that you can't learn anymore
3. Habits you can should always use
4. Habits you should avoid while speaking

02:01

What does the speaker mean with being a "blamethrower"?

1. It refers to someone without responsibility
2. It means someone is blaming a flamethrower
3. It refers to a person who spreads hate
4. It refers to a person who spreads fire

03:19

What does the speaker want to say with the word hail?

1. He wants to talk about the weather
2. He wants to explain the 4 positive principles
3. He wants to greet people enthusiastically
4. He wants to talk about the many definitions

04:05

Why is absolute honesty not a good thing?

1. It can make you seem uninterested
2. It doesn't follow the "hail-principle"
3. It signals to the other person you don't love them
4. It can hurt people's feelings

A watching

pages 12 & 13

Done? Prepare studying material for the test!

Words on page 48 & 49.

Planning for today

Grammar recap✅

Watching practice✅

Working on A watching✅

F listening 

pages 12 & 13

Done? Prepare studying material for the test!