Friday 5 March 2021

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Road Map

• Grades SO Irregular Verbs 
• Future tense: will - to be going to 
• Black Story?

Lesson goal

At the end of today's class you able to:

• recognise, 
• understand, or
• apply 

two of the ways in which you can express future events in English. 

Your songs

• We will rock you  - Queen (Ruben, Anne-Leendert, Erben)
• We'll have some fun - Sia, Snowman  (Justine)
• We're going to Ibiza - Vengaboys (Lodewijk)
• I will always love you -  Whitney Houston (Noëlle)
• I'll  never love again -  Lady Gaga (Sterre)
• I will never forget you -Zara Larsson, MNEK (Robine)
• I'm finna act a fool - King Tee, Act a Fool (Ms Seinen)

We will rock you 

We zullen opschudding veroorzaken/de boel door elkaar schudden,

= besluit

We'll  have some fun

= decision no proof

We're going to Ibiza =  present continuous

not to be going to, ook tt,

De kaartjes voor Ibiza zijn al gekocht, het tijdstip van vertrek e.d. staat vast. 

i will always love you  = belofte

I will never love again =  beslissing (i don't want to give away to another stranger).

What are your plans or intentions for this afternoon?
Be prepared to discuss!

Future 

to be going to  -        Q: Are you going to ask him?

                                         N: You are not going to ask him.

                                

• plans / plannen
• predictions based on proof / voorspellingen gebaseerd op bewijs. 

• in het Nederlands gebruik je vaak 'gaan'.

Future 

will, will not/ won't  : you, he, she, it, you, they         

shall, shall not/ shan't : I , we 

• decisions / besluiten
• predictions for which there is no  proof / voorspellingen gebaseerd op bewijs. 
• promises / beloftes. 

Future 

will, will not/ won't  : you, he, she, it, you, they         

shall, shall not/ shan't : I , we 

Q: Will they be the first to arrive at the party?

N: They won't be the first to arrive at the party.

Q: Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?

N: I shan't compare thee to a summer's day.

Fill in the gap, use a form of 'will' or 'to be going to' and the verb between brackets:

Paul's sister ... (to have) a baby next month.

1. has
2. is going to have
3. will have
4. is willing to have

prediction based on proof

Fill in the gap, use a form of 'will' or 'to be going to' and the verb between brackets:

I think my mother .... (to like) this CD that I intend to give her.

1. likes
2. is liking
3. is going to like
4. will like

prediction for which there is no proof

Make the following sentence into a question and a negative:

John will meet Janice tomorrow.

Make the following sentence into a question and a negative:

I shall conquer this!
(Bonus if you know where this line comes from!)

Let me know how you are doing. Finish the following sentence by clicking on the appropriate box in the poll:

I think I

can recognise the future tenses

understand how the future tenses are formed.

can apply the future tenses

Fill in the gap, use a form of 'will' or 'to be going to' and the verb between brackets:

In 2030 people ... (to buy, only) hybrid or electric cars.

1. are going to only buy
2. are only going to buy
3. will only buy
4. only will buying

prediction with no proof

Fill in the gap, use a form of 'will' or 'to be going to' and the verb between brackets:

They .... (to arrive) at about 4 p.m. this afternoon if all goes well.

1. are going to arrive
2. will arrive
3. arrives
4. will going to arrive

prediction with no solid proof

Fill in the gap, use a form of 'will' or 'to be going to' and the verb between brackets:

John .... (to fy) to Paris next week.

1. is going to fly
2. will fly
3. shall fly
4. is willing to go flying

plan, maar de kaartjes zijn nog niet gekocht. If so, John is flying to Paris. 

Fill in the gap, use a form of 'will' or 'to be going to' and the verb between brackets:

Look at the clouds! It ... (to rain) soon.

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

Clouds provide proof: prediction with proof.

Fill in the gap, use a form of 'will' or 'to be going to' and the verb between brackets:

John has decided that he ... (to donate) his body to science.

1. donates
2. is going to donate
3. shall donate
4. will donate

will: beslissing

Make the following sentence into a question and a negative:
You're going to lose that girl.

Make the following sentence into a question and a negative:
You will walk alone.

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Let me know how you are doing. Finish the following sentence by clicking on the appropriate box in the poll:

I think I

can recognise the future tenses

understand how the future tenses are formed.

can apply the future tenses

Homework

• Wednesday:  Guardian clip with Prince Harry /James Corden
• Thursday: do ex. 27, 28 on p. 97 AB or through Noordhoff Online. Study the theory on p. 61 TB. 

If Noordhoff does not work, send me a picture of your work!

Black Story - A light in the darkness

A man dies after striking a match. He doesn't even have to be buried. What happened?

A convict had bribed an undertaker to help him escape from prison. At the next prison funeral service the convict planned to hide in the coffin with the corpse, and the undertaker would dig open the grave the same day and free him. 

When the convict lit a match inside the coffin, he saw that the corpse next to him was that of the undertaker....