Unit 5 lesson 2: future will shall going to

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• Leerjaar 2

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2E

Welcome!

Today's lesson:

• Period 4
• Words quiz 
• Future 
• Lesson 2 
• Reviewing the test 

Goals: 

- Understanding the difference between going to, will and shall. 

- Understanding the main points of radio news items. 

What to expect in period 4

- week 13 to 16: Unit 5 

- week 17, 18, 19: no lessons (vacation+beekdagen)

- week 20: SO unit 5 words and expressions (telt 2x mee) 

- week 21: Reading test (telt 0x mee) 

- week 22: Unit 6 

- week 23: writing a film review (bonus opdracht)

- week 24: recap all grammar 

- week 25: beekweek (toets telt 3x mee)

Future

Next weekend, Liam is going to visit his grandparents in the countryside. He will help them with their garden and take long walks in the forest. His grandmother will bake his favorite cookies, and he is going to bring some home. Shall we go on a picnic while I’m there? he wonders. He knows it will be a great trip.

When we talk about the future we usually mention either 'Will' , 'Shall' or 'to be going to'. But when do we use each?

To be going to gebruik je ...

1) Bij plannen die al gemaakt waren voor het moment van spreken:

> I'm going to be a doctor.

> We are going to Spain this summer. 

2) Als er op het moment van spreken aanwijzingen zijn dat iets in de toekomst gaat gebeuren:

> It's 8.15 already. I'm going to be late for class. 

> The ground is wet, so the street is going to be slippery.

Aside from 'going to' we can also use 'will'' and 'shall' to refer to the future. 

We use will for decisions we make at the moment: 

• "I’m hungry. I will order a pizza."
• "The phone is ringing. I will answer it."
• "I forgot to send that email. I will do it right now."

How? 

Affirmative/postive = Will/ 'll + whole verb (ww).   >  I'll have a cup of tea. 

Negation/negative= will not/ won't + whole verb    > I won't go to her party. 

Interrogative/quesiton= Will + person + whole verb   > Will they win the match? 

Aside from 'going to' we can also use 'will'' and 'shall' to refer to the future. 

We use 'shall' for questions. But we only use it when talking about 'I' or 'we'.

How? Use shall+ I/we + whole verb (ww)

Asking for an opinion:

> "Shall I bring some snacks to the party?"

Offering something:

> "Shall I help you with that?"

Suggesting something: 

> "Shall we go for a walk?"

Aside from 'going to' we can also use 'will'' and 'shall' to refer to the future. 

We also use 'will' for..... 

Wish:

"I hope she will give me a great present.''

Assumption (Aanname):

"'He won't be on time. He's always late.''

Promise:

"I will always support you."

Request:

"Will you please pass me the salt?"

Prediction (Voorspelling):

"The team will win the match."

1. Liam is going to visit his grandparents in the countryside."

➡️Going to gebruik je wanneer er al een plan of intentie is. Liam heeft zijn bezoek van tevoren gepland, daarom zeggen we "is going to visit" en niet "will visit".

2. "He will help them with their garden and take long walks in the forest."

➡️ Will wordt vaak gebruikt voor spontane beslissingen of voorspellingen zonder duidelijk bewijs. In dit geval voorspelt de schrijver dat Liam hen zal helpen en wandelingen zal maken, maar het is geen vast plan zoals bij going to.

3. "Shall we go on a picnic while I’m there?"

➡️ Shall wordt in modern Engels vooral gebruikt voor suggesties en formele voorstellen. Hier gebruikt Liam het om een voorstel te doen.

💡 Samenvatting:

- Going to → Voor plannen en intenties die al vaststaan.

- Will → Voor spontane beslissingen, voorspellingen zonder bewijs, en beloftes.

- Shall → Voor formele of beleefde voorstellen en soms in formeel Engels.

Choose the correct answer.

Going to: duidelijk bewijs,van tevoren gepland,  

Will: spontante beslissing , voorspelling, overtuiging 

Shall: voorstel

1️⃣ Look at those dark clouds! It (shall / will / is going to) rain soon. ☁️

2️⃣ We have already bought the tickets. We (shall / will / are going to) see the new movie tomorrow. 🎬

3️⃣ I feel tired. I think I (shall / will / am going to) go to bed early tonight. 😴

4️⃣ It’s very hot in here. (Shall / Will / Am going to) I open a window? 🪟

5️⃣ She doesn’t know what to order. Maybe she (shall / will / is going to) try the pasta. 🍝

6️⃣ He has decided that he (shall / will / is going to) study medicine at university. 📚

7️⃣ They haven’t planned their summer vacation yet, but they (shall / will / are going to) probably go to Spain. ✈️

8️⃣ I just heard the news! You (shall / will / are going to) love this! 😲

Lesson 2: listening

• Open your workbook on page 183. We're going to start with exercises 3 and 4. Read the exercises and listen carefully. 
• Now do exercises 2 and 5
• During the last 10 minutes of the lesson we'll review the test

toets bespreken: open de antwoorden van de toets en de toets ernaast. Bespreek dan nog even wat er mis is gegaan bij bijv present perfect etc.

Homework

Study p. 215

Do ex: 2,3,4,5