Period 3 week 3

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English Period 3 week 3

Welcome back!

What are we going to do today?

• Learning about future tenses (30 minutes)
• Unit 5C (20 minutes)
• Learning about quantifiers (10 minutes)
• Practising future tenses and / or quantifiers (30 minutes)

The future
(Make a prediction)

Which of these four sentences is written in a future tense?

1. The train leaves at 6:45.
2. I am going to a party tomorrow
3. The sun will shine this afternoon.
4. He is visiting his grandparents tomorrow.

Predicition

Plan

Future fact

Planned according to a timetable or schedule

I think it will rain during the inauguration.

I am visiting Washington DC this summer.

The sun will rise tomorrow.

The bus to the mall leaves at 11:15.

There are going to be more riots.

We are going to watch the ceremony. 

I think Biden will win the election

Which of these forms can you use to talk about the future?

1. Present Simple
2. Present Continuous
3. Will + infinitive
4. Going to + infinitive

Talking about the future

Got plans, maybe with evidence?​ -> To be + going to + infinitive

EX: I am going to travel to London next week. ​

       Look at those dark clouds over there! It is going to rain!​

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Talking about the future

Got plans, maybe with evidence?​ -> To be + going to + infinitive

EX: I am going to travel to London next week. ​

       Look at those dark clouds over there! It is going to rain!​

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Prediction? A promise? An offer? A decision on the spot​ -> will/won't + infinitive 

EX: I will get a 10 on my test next time.​

       I will help you with move tomorrow.

       I will have a hamburger, please.

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Talking about the future

Got plans, maybe with evidence?​ -> To be + going to + infinitive

EX: I am going to travel to London next week. ​

       Look at those dark clouds over there! It is going to rain!​

​ 

Prediction? A promise? An offer? A decision on the spot​ -> will/won't + infinitive 

EX: I will get a 10 on my test next time.​

       I will help you with move tomorrow.

       I will have a hamburger, please.

Is something going to happen in the near future?​ -> Present continuous

EX: I am seeing Bill later today.​

       We are flying to Paris this evening.​

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Talking about the future

Got plans, maybe with evidence?​ -> To be + going to + infinitive

EX: I am going to travel to London next week. ​

       Look at those dark clouds over there! It is going to rain!​

​ 

Prediction? A promise? An offer? A decision on the spot​ -> will/won't + infinitive 

EX: I will get a 10 on my test next time.​

       I will help you with move tomorrow.

       I will have a hamburger, please.

Is something going to happen in the near future?​ -> Present continuous

EX: I am seeing Bill later today.​

       We are flying to Paris this evening.​

Is something already planned or set in a schedule?​ -> Present Simple
EX: The bus leaves in 5 minutes.​

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Choose the right answer

John .... (to fly) 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. 

Choose the correct answer:

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

Choose the correct answer:

I'm cold. I .... close the window.

1. Going to
2. Will

Choose the correct answer:
Lucy and Eva .......... see a movie tonight - they have alreadt bought tickets.

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

Choose the correct answer:

I think that the weather ....... fantastic tomorrow

1. will be
2. is going to be

Choose the correct answer:

My friends and I ........... Glastonbury festival next year.

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

Choose the correct answer:

I'm not sure but I think we ........ watch a film tonight.

1. will
2. are going to
3. am going to
4. is going to

A: I'm worried about tomorrow's test.
B: Don't worry. ..............................

1. I am going to help you study.
2. I will going to help you study.
3. I will help you study.

Choose the correct answer:
John ... work out at the gym. He normally does on Fridays.

1. am going to
2. is going to
3. are going to
4. will

Choose the correct answer:

The doctor ... give us the results later today.

1. am going to
2. are going to
3. will
4. is going to

Choose the correct answer:

I have no idea, but I have a feeling that my team ..... (win) tomorrow's match.

1. will winning
2. will going to win
3. is going to win
4. will win

Countable vs uncountable nouns

Countable nouns - can be counted, e.g. an apple, two apples, three apples, etc

Uncountable nouns - cannot be counted, e.g. air, rice, water, information

- Tip: cannot be expressed in a plural form.

 

Countable vs uncountable nouns: Quantifiers

Quantifiers are adjectives.

Quantifiers describe “how much” (uncountable) or “how many” (countable) of a given noun there is.

Usually goes before a noun to express the quantity of the object.

Countable vs uncountable nouns: Quantifiers

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Quantifiers

Babies need ____ sleep.

1. much
2. many
3. a little
4. a lot of

Quantifiers

There is ..... milk in the bottle

1. a little
2. little
3. few
4. a few

Quantifiers

How ____ rice would you like?

1. a little
2. much
3. a lot of
4. many

I don't have .......... time

(Quantifiers)

1. Much
2. many
3. few

There were only ......... games left in the shop.
(Quantifiers)

1. a lot of
2. a little
3. a few
4. many

Quantifiers
I have __________ bottles of water.

1. many
2. much

Quantifiers
I have __________ friends.

1. many
2. much

Quantifiers
I have __________ money.

1. many
2. much

Quantifiers
The Earth has __________ water.

1. many
2. much