Genitive 's & future

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• Leerjaar 2

GENITIVE

's & future

These are our ...
cats. (friends)

Where is the ...
shower? (ladies)

My
...
dad is my uncle. (cousin)

...

bags are black. (Jack)

Our grandparents live in an old
... home. (people)

That sandwich would not be to
... taste. (everyone)

The Future Tense (part 1)

Part 1

Today

What are you going 

to do this afternoon?

Do you have anything planned?

What are you going
to do this afternoon?

I am going to water my plants.

Make your plan into
a sentence.

What do you think is going to happen after this?

When do you use this form of the 

future tense?

Am/are/is + going to + hele werkwoord

Iemand iets van plan is

I am going to visit my aunt. 

Als je een voorspelling doet waarvoor je WEL bewijs hebt

Oh no! She is going to fall of her bike! 

Wanneer gebruik je will?

Voorspelling ZONDER bewijs

I think he will win the match tomorrow.

Iets aanbieden, beloftes, aankondigingen en besluiten

The match will start in a few minutes. 

Peter .... study History after his exams.

1. will
2. is going to

What are you doing next weekend?
I .... celebrate my birthday Saturday night.

1. am going to
2. will

Maybe I .... go home. Or maybe not. I don't know yet.

1. am going to
2. will

Look at the clouds! It ...... rain!

1. is going to
2. will

I think the Dutch team .... win the match.

1. is going to
2. will

The difference

The only difference is when you use it. So write that down.

1. Will 

* als je iets voorneemt of beslist op het moment van spreken: Oh, we're out of Fanta. I will go buy some.

* Om aan te geven dat iets in de toekomst gaat gebeuren: It will rain tomorrow.

*Bij een wens, veronderstelling, belofte, aanbod, verzoek of voorspelling: We promise we will be on time.

Difference

2. Shall

 * als je een voorstel doet of als je naar iemands voorkeur of besluit vraagt:

Shall I make you some tea?

What shall we do?

3. be going to

* Als er sprake is van een bestaand plan. : 

*Als er duidelijke aanwijzigingen zijn dat er iets gaat gebeuren. 

will/shall or to be going to?
I'm sure she ... lend us some money. She is very rich.

1. will
2. shall
3. is going to

will, shall or are both correct?

Tessa ... tell your secret.

1. will not
2. shall not
3. both are correct

will, shall or are both correct?

Farah and I ... help you.

1. will
2. shall
3. both are correct

will/ to be going to
We ___ to Venice some day.

1. will fly
2. are going to fly

Vul in: will or to be going to
It ...... rain tomorrow.

1. will
2. is going to
3. ought to
4. will going to

will/shall or to be going to?
My hands are dirty. I ... wash them.

1. will
2. shall
3. am going to

3 Will / Shall we go to the cinema tomorrow evening?

1. Will
2. Shall