To be going to + tags

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome to today's English Lesson!

With Ms Frijns

By the end of this lesson, you...

...know how and when to use 'to be going to + infinitive' in a sentence.

...know how and when to use 'tags' in a sentence.

...have worked on your weekly task.

...have practiced the vocabulary.

Table of Contents

• Revision grammar
• Grammar explanation part 1: to be going to + infinitive
• Grammar explanation part 2: tags


• Work by yourselves.  

How will this lesson work?

There are 2 grammar explanations:

Part 1: to be going to + infinitive

Part 2: tags

YOU choose which explanation you want to participate in.

If you work by yourself, you...

...quiet.

...not to ask any questions.

...are working on your English.

To do:

Work on your weekly task.

Study for the test (NEXT THURSDAY!!!)

--> all grammar + words Unit 1 (NOT the phrases)

--> extra exercises present simple + possessive 's on classroom!

DONE? 

Start working on next week's planner (see: Classroom)

Explanation Part 1: 

To be + going to + infinitive

Wanneer gebruiken we to be + going to + infinitive?

I am going to ask the teacher a question. 

We are going to make cupcakes this afternoon.

She just left the house! She is going to be late. 

You are holding the marshmallow in the fire! It is going to catch fire. 

We gebruiken to + going to + infinitive om te zeggen dat...

Wanneer gebruiken we to be + going to + infinitive?

I am going to ask the teacher a question. 

We are going to make cupcakes this afternoon.

She just left the house! She is going to be late. 

You are holding the marshmallow in the fire! It is going to catch fire. 

We gebruiken to + going to + infinitive om te zeggen dat...

...iemand iets van plan is. 

Wanneer gebruiken we to be + going to + infinitive?

I am going to ask the teacher a question. 

We are going to make cupcakes this afternoon.

She just left the house! She is going to be late. 

You are holding the marshmallow in the fire! It is going to catch fire. 

We gebruiken to + going to + infinitive om te zeggen dat...

...iemand iets van plan is. 

...iets zeker weten gaat gebeuren. 

Hoe maken we to be + going to + infinitive?

We are going to make cupcakes this afternoon.

Vorm van to be + going to + infinitief.

Hoe maken we to be + going to + infinitive?

We are going to make cupcakes this afternoon.

Vorm van to be + going to + infinitief.

Hoe maken we to be + going to + infinitive?

We are going to make cupcakes this afternoon.

Vorm van to be + going to + infinitief.

Hoe maken we to be + going to + infinitive?

We are going to make cupcakes this afternoon.

Vorm van to be + going to + infinitief.

Infinitief = hele werkwoord ((to) make, (to) guess, (to) trade)

De vormen van 'to be'. Hoe zat het ook alweer? 

Sleep het persoonlijke voornaamwoord naar de juiste vorm van 'to be'. 

am

are

is

I

you

you(mv)

he

she

they

we

it

Hoe maken we to be + going to + infinitive?

We are going to make cupcakes this afternoon.

Vorm van to be (am, are, is) + going to + infinitief.

Translate the sentence by putting the words in the right order.

Ik ga morgen naar Turkije vliegen. 

I

to Turkey tomorrow. 

am

are

is

going to

fly

flew

flies

Translate the sentence by putting the words in the right order.

Het gaat vanavond regenen.

It

this afternoon.

am

are

is

going to

rain

rained

rains

Translate the sentence by putting the words in the right order.

Hij gaat een goede vader zijn.

He

a great father.

am

are

is

going to

am

is

are

be

Turn the following sentence into a question:
We are going to France this summer.

Turn the following sentence negative (ontkennend)
Getting a tattoo is going to hurt.

How well do you feel like you know to be + going to + Infinitive?

0100

Explanation Part 2: 

Tags

Wanneer gebruiken we tags?

NL voorbeelden:

We zijn bijna klaar, toch?

Jij kan niet koken, of wel?

He is koud buiten hè?

We gebruiken tags aan het einde van een vraag. 

Wanneer gebruiken we tags?

NL voorbeelden:                               Engelse voorbeelden:

We zijn bijna klaar, toch?        --> We are almost done, aren't we?

Jij kan niet koken, of wel?      --> You cannot cook, can you?

He is koud buiten hè?              --> It is cold outside, isn't it?

We gebruiken tags aan het einde van een vraag. 

Waar bestaat een tag uit?

It is not cold outside, is it?

You can not drive, can you?

She has a bike, hasn't she?

They could help, couldn't they?

De tag bestaat uit:

Waar bestaat een tag uit?

It is not cold outside, is it?

You can not drive, can you?

She has a bike, hasn't she?

They could help, couldn't they?

De tag bestaat uit:

Waar bestaat een tag uit?

It is not cold outside, is it? --> to be (zijn)

You can not drive, can you? --> to can (kunnen)

She has a bike, hasn't she? --> to have (hebben)

They could help, couldn't they? --> could (zou kunnen)

De tag bestaat uit:

Waar bestaat een tag uit?

It is not cold outside, is it?

You can not drive, can you?

She has a bike, hasn't she?

They could help, couldn't they?

De tag bestaat uit:

To be/can/have/could + 

Waar bestaat een tag uit?

It is not cold outside, is it?

You can not drive, can you?

She has a bike, hasn't she?

They could help, couldn't they?

                   You need help, don't you?

De tag bestaat uit:

To be/can/have/could/to do + 

Regel:

Als er geen 'to be' of hulpwerkwoord (can/have/could) in de zin staat, gebruik je de goede vorm van 'to do'

Waar bestaat een tag uit?

It is not cold outside, isn it?

You can not drive, can you?

She has a bike, hasn't she?

They could help, couldn't they?

De tag bestaat uit:

To be/can/have/could/to do +

Waar bestaat een tag uit?

It is not cold outside, isn it?

You can not drive, can you?

She has a bike, hasn't she?

They could help, couldn't they?

De tag bestaat uit:

To be/can/have/could/to do + persoonlijk voornaamwoord

Waar bestaat een tag uit?

It is not cold outside, isn it?

You can not drive, can you?

She has a bike, hasn't she?

They could help, couldn't they?

De tag bestaat uit:

To be/can/have/could/to do + persoonlijk voornaamwoord

Waar bestaat een tag uit?

It is not cold outside, isn it?

You can not drive, can you?

She has a bike, hasn't she?

They could help, couldn't they?

De tag bestaat uit:

To be/can/have/could/to do(+ not) + persoonlijk voornaamwoord

Wanneer de zin vóór de comma ontkennend (-) is, wordt de tag bevestigend (+).

Wanneer de zin vóór de comma bevestigend (+) is, wordt de tag ontkennend (-).

Complete the tag:
You are awake, ... you?

To be/can/have/could/to do(+ not) + persoonlijk voornaamwoord

1. are
2. aren't
3. do
4. don't

Complete the tag:
He doesn't like pie, does ...?

To be/can/have/could/to do(+ not) + persoonlijk voornaamwoord

1. I
2. hen't
3. he
4. she

Complete the tag:
She wears high heels, ... she?

To be/can/have/could/to do(+ not) + persoonlijk voornaamwoord

1. wearn't
2. couldn't
3. isn't
4. doesn't

Complete the tag:
Uncle could drive, ... he?

To be/can/have/could/to do(+ not) + persoonlijk voornaamwoord

1. could
2. can
3. couldn't
4. can't

Over to you...

Work on your weekly task.

Done?

Study for the test (Next Thursday!!!)

--> all grammar + words Unit 1 (NOT the phrases)

--> extra exercises present simple + possessive 's on classroom!

Start working on next week's planner (see: Classroom)