15 March 4.5 Future forms and Summary

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4.5 Future forms: Present continuous, be going to and will

Revision of the grammar

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Lesson Goal: I can use the grammar of unit 3 & 4 and can create a summary

Fixed arrangements, plannend and prepared

1. be going to
2. Present continuous
3. will + infinitive

Present Continuous: Fixed arrangements, plannend and prepared

I'm meeting Jane at 8 o'clock on Saturday.

We're having a party next Saturday. Would you like to come?
 

Future intentions or plans, which may still be changed

1. be going to
2. Present continuous
3. will + infinitive

Be going to: Future intentions or plans, which may still be changed

I'm going to phone Mum after dinner. 

I'm going to wear my black dress tonight.

I'm going to go to the supermarket after work. What do we need? 

Spontaneous decisions made at the moment of speaking

1. be going to
2. Present continuous
3. will + infinitive

Will + infinitive: Spontaneous decisions made at the moment of speaking

Oops, I forgot to phone Mum! I'll do it after dinner.

I can't decide what to wear tonight. I know! I'll wear my green shirt.

There's no milk. I'll buy some when I go to the shops.

Future forms

I can't come to class next Monday. _____ a tooth taken out. I'll have or I'm having

 Waitress: And what would you like to drink? Customer: _____ an orange juice, please. I'll have

 or I'm going to have

 A: Shall we cook or go out to eat tonight? B: Let's get takeaway. _____ the number of the pizza place. I'll look for or I'm looking for

 I'm tired of the way the garage always charges me so much for repairs. Next time _____ somewhere cheaper. I'm going to look for or I'm looking for

 When I get my pay rise, _____ a bigger flat. I'll get or I'm going to get

_____ a car! They've accepted my offer today. I'll get or I'm getting

Future forms

I can't come to class next Monday. __ I'm having___ a tooth taken out.

 Waitress: And what would you like to drink? Customer: ___ I'll have__ an orange juice, please.

 A: Shall we cook or go out to eat tonight? B: Let's get takeaway. ___I'll look for__ the number of the pizza place. 

 I'm tired of the way the garage always charges me so much for repairs. Next time _ I'm going to look____ somewhere cheaper. 

 When I get my pay rise,  I'm going to get a bigger flat.

___I'm getting__ a car! They've accepted my offer today.

More practise!

3.5 p139: ex 1,2,3 & 4

4.2 p141: ex 3,4,5 & 6

Done? MEL 3.5 & 4.2 

4.5 Present Continuous used in future form

Present continuous: gebruik je wanneer je praat over afspraken in de toekomst, hier wordt vaak een tijd, plaats of datum genoemd.  

I’m having my birthday party on the 25th.

They are watching the game at his house tonight.

Subject + ‘to be’ + verb- ing

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 4.5 Present Continuous used in Future form

Going to: gebruik je om over afspraken en voorspellingen in de toekomst te praten die je zeker weet.

I’m going to tell them later.

They are going to move Amsterdam.

Going to + infinitive

Summary Time! 

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 4.5 Present Continuous used in Future form

Will: gebruik je voor spontane dingen in de toekomst of wanneer je de beslissing op dat moment maakt. De beslissing hoeft nog niet vast te staan/duidelijk te zijn.

Je gebruikt hier vaak de uitdrukkingen:

I think I will ….

I will probably ….

I most likely will …

3.5 Present Perfect 

De Present Perfect bestaat uit twee delen. 

Je begint altijd met een vorm van ‘to have’ (have/has)  + een voltooid deelwoord achteraan. 

Dat voltooid deelwoord vorm je meestal door de stam van een werkwoord te nemen en er +ed aan toe te voegen. Het voltooid deelwoord van ‘to work’ is dus de stam (work) + -ed = worked. 

Let op: sommige onregelmatige werkwoorden luisteren niet goed naar deze regel (bijv. to lose → lost en to find → found). Deze uitzonderingen moet je uit je hoofd leren. 

3.5 Present perfect and Past simple

Present Perfect: Finished action in time up-to-now. You don't know exactly when it happend.

Time expressions: ever, never, since then, just, already

Past simple: to talk about finished actions in past time. You know when it happend

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