W3 Future Perfect, future continuous

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

After today's lesson 

- I know words to talk about science and technology 

- I can use all the different forms for talking about the future

- I know when to expect my next SO 

- I know what a deep fake video is and I can recognise them

- I can understand a text about a computer virus as an art form 

SO chapter 3 

Week 4; this is the week of the 13th of January, second lesson of the week.  

The actual day depends on what happens to our timetable. At the moment, this would be on Friday. 

This lesson: 

- About half of it will be spent on the first grammar of chapter 3: the future perfect simple and the future continuous, plus all the other future forms you are supposed to have mastered. 

- The second half is for you to do independent work on the exercises that I will e-mail to you in the next ten to fifteen minutes.  It is your responsibility to get everything done; the order in which you do the exercises is up to you. For some of it, you need to watch one or more videos so you need earphones. 

which verb tenses can you
use to talk about the
future?

Future: present simple

Future: will/shall

Future: to be going to

Future: present continuous

Voorspelling met bewijs

Belofte

Actie die je meteen uitvoert 

Plan zonder concrete afspraak 

Plan met concrete afsoraak 

Roosters, vertrektijden OV, starttijd films 

Voorspelling zonder bewijs

Future Forms

Future Perfect

&

Future Continuous

What does the future perfect look like?

1. Next week, Jack will be married.
2. In two weeks, Sue will be dancing.
3. In 3 hours, Bob will have left.
4. I am going to have ice cream.

What does the future continuous look like?

1. Next week, Jack will be married.
2. In two weeks, Sue will be dancing.
3. Leslie is meeting Tim in two hours.
4. I am going to have ice cream.

Fifty minutes frow now, we ____________ (finish) this English lesson.

1. will have finished
2. will be finishing

My brother is at university, but in two years' time, he ____________ (work).

1. will have worked
2. will be working

future continuous vs future perfect
I [to spend] next summer [to tan] on the beach

1. will have spent / tanning
2. will have spent / tanned
3. will be spending / tanned
4. will be spending / tanning

Future Perfect / Future Continuous:
Jack __________ (book) a holiday by the time we come home.

1. will have booked
2. will be booking

Future Perfect / Future Continuous:
Renee __________ (complete) her thesis by next month. 

1. will have completed
2. will be completing

Use the future perfect or future continuous.

You will have to make your own dinner; dad and I (to bowl)_____________ with friends tonight.

1. will have bowled
2. will be bowling

Use the future perfect or future continuous.

We (to read - not) any e-mails during the vacation.

1. won't have read
2. won't be reading

Hopefully, I _____________ (live, not) with my parents when I'm thirty.

I'm sure the party will be a surprise. Nobody _________ (tell) her about it.

According to the weather forecast, the sun ___________ (shine) all day tomorrow.

I'm looking forward to next Sunday's match - but I'm afraid that Messi _____________ (dive) a lot again.

Make the future perfect negative:(use short form)
1. I’m sorry, by next week,
I _________________ (finish) the report

Make your own prediction, using a time expression.

To work

Now turn to page 152 and do the following exercises: 

28, 29, 30

We're going to check them in 15 minutes.

Early finishers: I have e-mailed you the weekly task, with the exercises that need to be finished before the next lesson. 

Homework for Friday 13/12 

Finish all the exercises in the e-mail that I've sent you. 

Study the Theme Words on page 174.