Unit 3 Future

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Future

Present Simple (volgens schema)

SH(e)IT- regel

The train leaves  at 9 a.m.
Questions and Negative sentences?
Does the train leave at 9 a.m.?
The train doesn't leave at 9 a.m.

Present Continuous (gepland en vrijwel zeker)

am / are / is + ww-ing

He is leaving for France this afternoon

Is he leaving for France this afternoon?

He isn't leaving for France this afternoon.

To be going to + hele ww (gepland voor het gesprek/ voorspelling gebaseerd op aanwijzing)

He is going to help me this afternoon

Is he going to help me this afternoon?

He isn't going to help me this afternoon.

Look at the clouds, I think it is going to train in a minute.

Will/ Shall + hele ww 

• plan dat onstaat tijdens gesprek

• voorspelling (mening/onzekerheid toekomst)

• feiten/ algemene waarheden

• spontaan aanbod/ belofte/ verzoek/weigering

I'll get you some more tea.

Shall I buy a present for dad?

I think he won't pass his exam.

She will probably be late again.

A scared cat will scratch you.

Bij I & We moet je shall gebruiken bij vragen

We ....to the cinema this afternoon; my mum bought tickets yesterday.

1. will go
2. are going
3. are going to go
4. go

Future:
The bus .... at 10:30.

1. will leave
2. is leaving
3. leaves
4. is going to leave

Look at the clouds, I think it ......

1. is going to rain
2. will rain
3. is raining
4. rains

...I ... you?

1. Shall help
2. Am going to help
3. Am helping
4. Do help

Future:
........you ....... me in Paris?

1. shall...visit
2. are.....visiting
3. will....visit
4. do.....visit

Welke vorm van de future correct hier? I think,...

1. My friend will win the race tomorrow.
2. My friend shall win the race tomorrow.
3. My friend is winning the race tomorrow.
4. My friend is going to win the race tomorrow.

Welke vorm van de future is correct hier?

1. The train is leaving at 8.15 a.m.
2. The train leaves at 8:15 a.m.
3. The train is going to leave at 8.15 a.m.
4. The train will leave at 8:15 a.m.

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