Havo 4 - future tenses

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• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

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Finish the sentence:
Tomorrow at noon....

1. I will be having lunch .
2. I will lunch.

Future continuous 

• To talk about things that will be in progress at a certain time in the future. 
  
• This summer I will be travelling around Europe. 
• Monday morning we will be sitting in class. 
• Will be + verb + ing 

When I'm 26 years old...

1. I will be finishing secondary school.
2. I will have finished secondary school.
3. I will finish secondary school.

Future perfect 

• To talk about something that will be finished by a certain time in the future.  
• When I'm 25 I will have left my parents house to live on my own.
• By the time she comes home we will have cleaned the whole mess. 
• will have + past participle (verb + ed OR irregular verb 3r row)

Student's book page 44 - exercise 3
Fill in the answers (4 minutes)

Clauses 

• Clauses are just parts of sentences. 
  
• If you remember the first conditional then you know how to work with clauses. For example: 
• If we go to school, we will learn more than when we skip it. 
• If we go to school = if/conditional clause 
• we will learn more than when we skip it. = future simple clause. 
• Rule: we never use will or would in the if clause of condition. 

Future time clauses (simple)

• Future time clauses are also parts of sentences, but they come after these words: after, as soon as, by the time, immediately, in case, once, on condition that, the minute, the moment, until, when  
• We use the present simple after such a clause, so:
• I will send you a text as soon as I'm free. 
• So not: I will send you a texts as soon as I'll be free. 

Future time clauses (perfect)

(after, as soon as, by the time, immediately, in case, once, on condition that, the minute, the moment, until, when) 

• After these words in a future time clause, we use  the present perfect to talk about things that are complete in the future. So: 
  
• I'll let you know as soon as I've got the results back. 
• So not I'll let you know as soon as I will have got the results back.

Future time clauses (continuous)

after, as soon as, by the time, immediately, in case, once, on condition that, the minute, the moment, until, when 

• After these words in a future time clause, we use the present continuous to talk about things that are in progress in the future. So: 
• Tonight I'm going to the concert. I'll let you know how it was when I'm travelling back home. 
• So not: Tonight I'm going to the concert. I'll let you know how it was when I will be travelling back home. 

SB p. 46 - exercise 3 (abc) and 5

Homework 

SB p 44 - 5 + 6

SB p 46 - 6

SB p 131 - 1 (4.1) + 1 (4.2)

SB p 132 - 2 (4.2)