Possessive form & Future with GOING TO/WILL/SHALL (OUAT)

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The rules

• Green slide - explains something to you.
• Orange slide - is a question for you.
• We speak English only.
• Don't be afraid to ask questions(!).
• One person speaks at a time.
• No gaming or social media during the lesson!

Definitions

• verb - werkwoord
• conjugate - werkwoord vervoegen
• noun - zelfstandig naamwoord (mensen, dieren, dingen, namen)
• pronoun - persoonlijke voornaamwoorden (ik, jij, hij enz.)
• present - het heden
• future - de toekomst
• past - het verleden
• plural - meervoud
• singular - enkelvoud

The verb 'to be'

• to be (zijn) is the most important verb in the English language
• make sure you know it by heart

Write down the conjugations of 'to be':
I, you, he/she/it, we, you, they

The possessive (genetive)

• Possession means: bezit or eigendom in Dutch
• The possessive is about something belonging to someone
• We add the 's behind the owner (name or a noun)
• We use just the ' if the owner already ends with an s
  
  
• Do not confuse it with plural nouns in Dutch like pony - pony's. The plural form of pony in English is ponies. 

The possessive examples

• The lion's tail. 
• This is Chris' bicycle, not Henry's.
• I accidentally knocked over my sister's glass.
• The tigers' whiskers.
• We all loved Jennifer's cake.

.....was ringing during the meeting.

1. Jessica' phone
2. Jessicas phone
3. Jessica's phone
4. The phone of Jessica

Vertaal naar het Engels:
De staarten van de leeuwen.

How many owners are there:
The women's hats?

1. 1 owner
2. 2 owners

.......party went on late into the night.

1. The neighbours'
2. The party of the neighbours
3. The neighbours' s
4. The neighbours

How many owners?
The men's cars?

1. 1 owner
2. 2 owners

What is the plural form
for 'baby' in English?

1. babies
2. babys
3. baby's
4. babys'

How many owners are there?
The boys' bicyles?

1. 1 owner
2. 2 owners

The future - going to

• When you have planned something.
• When you predict something is going to happen and it will.
• to be (am, is or are) + going to + infinitive (hele werkwoord)
  EXAMPLES:

1. Sheila is going to bake a cake for the party tomorrow. (bake)
2. He is going to study hard for the upcoming exams. (study)
3. It is going to rain this afternoon, so grab an umbrella. (rain)

They ------ their grandparents
this weekend. (visit)

1. is going to visit
2. are going to visit
3. am going to visit
4. was going to visit

The flowers ----- beautifully in the spring with all this rain. (bloom)

1. is going to blooming
2. are going to blooming
3. am going to bloom
4. are going to bloom

TRANSLATE:
Ik ga naar school fietsen vandaag.

We ---- a movie tonight. (watch)

1. is going to watching
2. am going to watch
3. am going to watch
4. are going to watch

The future - will

• The moment you plan something.
• When you predict something is going to happen.
• will + infinitive (hele werkwoord)

EXAMPLES:

• That sounds great! I will call you tomorrow!
• Feyenoord will win the championship this year.
• I will help you with your homework later.

You ---- the new restaurant downtown. (love)

1. will loving
2. will loves
3. will loved
4. will love

Sam and Jake ------- to Paris for their
summer vacation. (travel)

1. is going to travel
2. will travel
3. will traveled
4. will traveling

TRANSLATE:
Kim zal later je bellen.

The weather ------- sunny
and warm all week. (be)

1. will be
2. Will I Am
3. will being
4. willing being

The future - shall

• For questions about the future with I and we.
• shall + infinitive (hele werkwoord)

EXAMPLES:

• Shall we go to the park this evening?
• Shall I open the window to let in some fresh air?
• Shall I help you with your homework?
• Shall we order pizza for dinner tonight?

.... we ....... more people to the party? (invite)

1. shall we invited
2. shall we invite
3. shall we invites
4. shall we inviting

--- I --- off the lights in the shed? (turn)

1. shall I turns
2. shall I turning
3. shall I turned
4. shall I turn

TRANSLATE:
Zal ik je later bellen?

--- we --- the lesson now or
wait for others? (start)

1. shall we starts
2. shall we started
3. shall we starting
4. shall we start