H/V 1 can & could

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

After today's lesson, you will be able to...

...talk about the things you can and 

  cannot do.

...talk about the things you could do.

...talk about the things you are going to 

  do

Can you swim?

Yes, I can.

No, I can't

Can you play the piano?

Yes, I can.

No, I can't

Can you play chess?

Yes, I can.

No, I can't

Can you speak Spanish?

Yes, I can.

No, I can't

So...you can swim.

And some of you can play the piano.

But most of you can't play chess.

And you certainly cannot speak Spanish. 

So...you can swim.

And some of you can play the piano.

But most of you can't play chess.

And you certainly cannot speak Spanish. 

Can

for things you have learned/mastered

Can't/cannot 

for things you are not able to do (yet)

Can/can't/cannot

I can/can't/cannot

He can/can't/cannot

She can/can't/cannot

It can/can't/cannot

We can/can't/cannot

You can/can't/cannot

They can/can't/cannot

Could

for things you were able to do in the past, but can't anymore.

for things you might do but haven't done yet.

Could

My grandma could dance really well when she was young (but not anymore).

I could study harder for my next text (because I didn't for the last test).

Could/couldn't

I could/couldn't

He could/couldn't

She could/couldn't

It could/couldn't

We could/couldn't

You could/couldn't

They could/couldn't

Questions with can/could

Can --> asking for something

Can I get some water?

Could --> asking politely

Could I get some water, please?

Complete the sentences
Oh, my ears, dad really _______ sing!

1. can
2. can't
3. could

Complete the sentences
__________ you help me, please?

1. can
2. can't
3. could

Complete the sentences
Mike _____ help you fix your bike, he is really handy.

1. can
2. can't
3. could

Complete the sentences
We _______ go to London or would you rather go to Paris?

1. can
2. can't
3. could

Translate:
Ik kan zwemmen.

Translate:
Hij kan niet zingen.

Translate:
Wij zouden hem kunnen
helpen.

Now...

I can't dance!

But...

I am going to learn!

going to 

For plans in the 

future

For things that will happen in the (near) future.

going to 

I am going to learn how to dance.

We are going to go to France next summer.

going to 

is/am/are 

+ 

going to 

+

infinitive (hele ww)

going to 

I am going to learn to dance

He is going to take time off.

She is going to have a party.

It is going to happen soon. 

We are going to go to France.

They are going to stay here.

You are going to leave now.

.

negative sentences with going to 

 

is/am/are                    going to

negative sentences with  going to 

 

is/am/are                    going to

NOT

negative sentences with going to 

 

is/am/are                    going to

I am not going to fall again.

We're not going to leave yet.

NOT

questions with going to 

is/am/are --> front of sentence

He is going to study French.

Is he going to study French?

They are going to be late.

Are they going to be late?

Fill in the correct form of to be going to

Tom ________ (play) tennis with John.

Fill in the correct form of to be going to

I __________ (not stay) all day.

Fill in the correct form of to be going to

_____ you_________ (be) late again?

I know how to make sentences using 'can/could'.

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I know how to make sentences using 'to be going to'.

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Practice the grammar

Do: Theme 6, E Grammar 12 & 13 + J Grammar 29 & 30

Where: Stepping Stones online

How: in silence

Questions: in Meet (first 5 minutes) in class (after 5 minutes)

Finished: continue listening exercises (Classroom)

Homework:

Do:

Theme 6, E Grammar 12 & 13 + J Grammar 29 & 30

Study:

Vocabulary list

Practice:

Listening