Future: will / going to / present continuous
Future: will / going to / present continuous
FUTURE
=
Will / going to
2 manieren
maar wat is het verschil?
1 to be + going to + hele werkwoord
(am/are/is)
Je bent iets van plan;
Dat gaat zeker door;
Je hebt bewijs;
I am going to drive to Italy.
You are going to clean your room.
Look! It is going to rain.
My neighbour is going to have a baby next month.
We are going to stop smoking.
You are going to play Fortnite this afternoon.
Lian and Dirodia are
2 will + hele werkwoord
Voorspelling zonder bewijs;
Belofte
Spontaan
I think I will go to bed.
You will enjoy that cup of coffee.
Demirhan says he will help us.
We will be back in time.
I hope you will come to my party.
I hope that Janne and Timo will be back soon.
Can you remember the number of that pizzeria? Don't worry. I ...... look it up.
am going to
will
My brother is going to/will study in America next year.
is going to
will
I've just heard an explosion! The plane is going to / will crash.
is going to
will
Grammar: future
Future:
going to
will
New future: present continuous
Future: present continuous
am/is/are + verb (ww) + ing
We gebruiken de present continuous meestal om te zeggen dat iets NU aan de gang is
MAAR
We kunnen deze ook gebruiken om over de toekomst te praten!
Future: present continuous
praten over de nabije toekomst waarvan de plaats en/of tijd al bekend is
I am driving to the cinema on Monday
Is Isa running a marathon next month? (Uh, definitely not)
They are taking the five o'clock train
Difference going to & present continuous
Wanneer present continuous en wanneer going to?
Present continuous als iets snel gaat gebeuren en als de plaats en/of tijd al in de zin staat
Going to als je nog niet weet wanneer iets gaat gebeuren of als iets nog even duurt voordat het gaat gebeuren
Practice
In the next few slides, fill in the sentences using the present continuous form of the verbs in brackets!
am/is/are + verb + ing
1. I did really well in the interview, so I _____________ (start) a new job on Monday.
2. Marla ____________ (not/come) to the meeting today. She has to catch a flight at 2.30 p.m.