Lesson 5 will vs shall

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

Welcome!

Today's lesson:

- Words quiz p. 170

- Revision 'going to'

- shall vs will

- Checking homework

- Lesson 5

'Going to' revision

Looking at these sentences, do you remember exactly when we use 'going to'?

> "They're going to watch a movie at the cinema tonight."

> "She's been studying all week; she's going to do well on the test."

We use it for... 

1. 

2. 

'Going to' revision

We use it for... 

1. Plans or Intentions: When you’ve already decided to do something in the future.

2.Predictions based on evidence: When something seems likely to happen because of current signs or evidence.

Turn these into correct sentences using going to:

1. Negative (John - not - to be going to - to eat)

2. Positive (They - to be going to - to travel)

3. Question (to be going to - I - to study) 

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 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."

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?"

Practice: use going to / will

1. I promise alright I ________ do the dishes tonight. 

2. She's quite forgetful so I wouldn't be surprised if she ______  forget it's my birthday. 

3. He's sick so he just decided that he _______ take a few days off from work. 

4. I already made plans. We _________ watch a movie tonight.

5. He’s ________  buy a new phone next month.

Checking homework

• Take your writing exercise.
• Exchange it with your neighbor's so you can review each other's work. 
• I’ll show you the specific points to focus on while giving feedback. 
• Write down your comments, then return the work to your partner. 
• I will walk around to check everyone's progress.

Ze moeten hun schrijfopdracht nog laten zien + ze moeten oefenen met het gebruik van will en shall.

Feedback punten schrijfopdracht

Geef voor elk punt een O / V / G

1. Gebruik van 'Going to'

 Is 'going to' correct gebruikt om plannen voor de toekomst te beschrijven? 

 Zijn er genoeg zinnen met 'going to'?

2. Woordenaantal en Structuur

 Heeft de leerling minstens 150 woorden geschreven?

 Is het verhaal duidelijk en goed gestructureerd?

3. Hoofdletters en Interpunctie

 Zijn hoofdletters en punten correct gebruikt?

4. Creativiteit

 Is het verhaal creatief en origineel?

(Als je klaar bent met het geven van feedback kan je alvast je huiswerk maken: 4,5,6 p. 159)

5. Algemene Feedback

Wat vond je goed aan het verhaal?

Wat kan de leerling verbeteren?

Checking homework

Grab your workbook and go to page 157

We're going to check exercises 1,2,3

Homework

Study: p. 170 

Do: ex 4,5,6 p. 159