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What's the plan for today?

Theory:
Plurals

Theory:
Future Tense

Exercises:
Writing

Plurals

Meervouden van zelfstandig naamwoorden

• -s - you add an 's' for most words

• -es - you add 'es' if the word ends on:
  -s: bus -> buses
  -x: box -> boxes
  -ch: church -> churches
  -sh: bush -> bushes
  -o: tomato -> tomatoes

• -ies - you change words that end on -y:
  -y: baby -> babies
  
  
  
  

Plurals

Meervouden van zelfstandig naamwoorden

• -ves - you change words that end on -f:
  -f: wolf -> wolves
  loaf -> loaves
  knife -> knives

• - - some words stay the same:
  - 1 sheep -> 2 sheep
  - 1 deer -> 2 deer
  
  
  
  

Plurals

Meervouden van zelfstandig naamwoorden

• irregular: some words have irregular plurals:
  - mouse -> mice
  - goose -> geese
  - ox -> oxen
  - man -> men
  
  
  
  

One coffee, two ___.

A

coffee

B

coffees

One braid, two ___.

A

braides

B

braids

One shelf, two ___.

A

shelves

B

shelfs

One taco, two ___.

A

tacos

B

tacoes

One shelf, two ___.

A

shelves

B

shelfs

One box, two ___.

A

boxes

B

boxen

Future Tense

There are three ways to talk about the future:

1. am/are/is + going to + verb
   I am going to drive home after work.
   He is going to walk his dog this evening.
   They are going to make a test next week.

Future Tense

There are three ways to talk about the future:

2. am/are/is + will + verb
   I will drive home after work.
   He will walk his dog this evening.
   They will make a test next week.

Future Tense

There are three ways to talk about the future:

3. present simple + time
   The boat leaves this afternoon.
   The man runs a marathon tomorrow.
   I have an appointment this afternoon.
   

Future Tense

You use going to for things that probably are going to happen:

It is going to rain tomorrow.

High chance, but not guaranteed!

You use will for things that definitely will happen:

It will rain tomorrow.

100% chance, you should bring an umbrella!

Future Tense

You use the present simple to talk about things that are part of a schedule or planning:

The boat leaves at 9 o'clock tomorrow.

The test is next week.

I go to the dentist tomorrow.

Let's Get Started!

Make exercise 53, 32 or 55.

Have a great day!

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