Unit 6 (week 7)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

WEEK 7 - LESSON 1

UNIT 6   

Match the definitions to the pictures

a beautiful beach

a dirty beach

clean water

an attractive landscape

a polluted river

an endangered species

Grammar

Will (not) / may (not) / might (not)

In a few years' time, there ... any tigers left. 

Some animals ... forever soon.

If we lose the forests, we ... millions of species.

might not be 

may be gone 

will lose 

The rule

won't

may

Will (1/2)

A VOLUNTARY (VRIJWILLIG) ACTION:

• Are you hungry? I will make you a sandwich.
• I will turn down the TV; it is too loud. 

A PROMISE:

• Will you love me forever? Yes, I will love you forever. I won’t stop loving you.

Will (2/2)

A FUTURE PREDICTION:

• How do you think the weather will be tomorrow? I think it will rain tomorrow.
  
• It won’t snow this month.
  

May / Might

A FUTURE POSSIBILITY: 

• Where will you travel next year? I think I might visit Italy next year. 
• Are you watching the game on Sunday? I might not watch the football game on Sunday; I am too busy. 
• What will you eat for lunch? I may eat at McDonald’s for lunch. 

Don't worry I [ ... ] pick you up at 7.

1. will
2. might

The weather's a real problem. We [ ... ] be able to go for a walk.

1. may
2. may not

She's not feeling well at all. She [ ... ] have to stay at home

1. might
2. might not

It's my dad's birthday tomorrow. My wife and I are going to visit him, so we definitely [ ... ] be here.

1. won't
2. might not

I'd like to get up and watch the sunrise with you, but I [ ... ] just sleep instead.

1. may
2. won't

Match the words with their definitions.

official rules that say what people are allowed and not allowed to do.

to change from solid to liquid (example: ice to water)

a large amount of water covering an area that is usually dry

not existing any more

things that make water, air and the ground unclean

materials that people throw away because they do not want or need it anymore

extinct

laws

waste

melt

flood

pollution