2G lesson 2 part 2 Will/going to

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo g, t, mavo
• Leerjaar 3

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Those who do not hand in the video before 8.30 pm (20:30) will have to stay at school for one hour after class.

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Open up your laptop and go to LessonUp

What grammar part did we discuss last week?
Write down what you can remember about the material.

Write full sentences.

Laptop

Close your laptop (halfway).

Lesson Plan

 5th period

- Discuss The Big Challenge

- Discuss the grammer of 5.2

- Do 5.2 

13:00 - 13:30 break

6th period

- Finish 5.2 

- Evaluate 

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Close your laptop (halfway).

Goals 

• At the end of the lesson you know when to use will or to be going to
  
  
• At the end of the lesson you how to apply will or to be going to in affirmative(positive), negative and questioning sentences.

For what occastions do we use will and going to?

1. To say that something is going to happen in the future.
2. To say that something is happening now.
3. To say that something happened in the past.

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Close your laptop (halfway).

when do we use "will"?

- With a prediction based on an opinion (often in combination with I (don't) think / believe that...).

I don’t think that our dog will bark at you.

-In case of a spontaneous offer, refusals, promises, proposals or requests

I will call a taxi for you.

when do we use "going to"?

-If the plan was already there before the conversation.

I'm going to play video games after dinner.

- Prediction (based on a clue)

Look at that blue sky! It’s going to be a lovely day.

Grammar

Why do you want so many oranges?

1. I am going to make orange juice
2. I will make orange juice

She can't play with you.

1. She's going to have a shower.
2. She will have a shower.

Where does that noise come from?

1. I don't know. I'll have a look.
2. I don't know. I am going to have a look.

I can't do my homework tonight. I ... a movie

1. will see
2. am going to see

What are you going to give her for your anniversary ? I don't know yet. I ...

1. am going to see
2. will see

I ... with you if you like.

1. will come
2. am going to come

Time to evaluate

Why do you need to use will instead of going to in the following sentence?


Anyssia will see you soon.

Why do you need to use going to instead of will in the following sentence?

Larissa is going to do some research this afternoon.

I understand the grammar of unit 5 lesson 2.

Yes

No

A little bit, I have to study some more

Homework

Do: Take out your planner and write down the homework.

Homework for next wednesday: 

Word trainer 5.2 + 5.3

Test yourself 5.2 

Let's practise!!