Bucketlist

• Engels
• Secundair onderwijs

Which tense did we discuss last lesson?

Write down 5 things you would like to add to your bucket list.

Ask your neighbour

Use the following structure:

Question: "What activities are you going to do from your bucket list?"

Answer: "I am going to ... ."

going to future

going to future

to be

going to future

to be

going to

going to future

to be

going to

the base form of the verb

going to future

to be

going to

the base form of the verb

going to future

going to future

to be

going to

the base form of the verb

going to future

Plans

going to future

to be

going to

the base form of the verb

going to future

plans

intend to do

going to future

to be

going to

the base form of the verb

going to future

plans

intend to do

future

What are your plans for the future?

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Start with your name:

e.g. Steven: I'm going to travel to Canada.

Your plans for the future?

Difference between the present continuous and going to - future?

Tense one:

e.g. I'm studying this weekend.

Tense two:

e.g. I'm going to travel.

Tense one:

e.g. I'm studying this weekend.

Present continuous

Tense two:

e.g. I'm going to travel.

Going to future

Tense one:

e.g. I'm studying this weekend.

Present continuous

To be + -ING form of the verb

Tense two:

e.g. I'm going to travel.

Going to future

To be + going to + base form of the verb

Tense one:

e.g. I'm studying this weekend.

Present continuous

To be + -ING form of the verb

Future

Tense two:

e.g. I'm going to travel.

Going to future

To be + going to + base form of the verb

future

Tense one:

e.g. I'm studying this weekend.

Present continuous

To be + -ING form of the verb

Future

Fixed plans

Personal arrangements

Tense two:

e.g. I'm going to travel.

Going to future

To be + going to + base form of the verb

future

Tense one:

e.g. I'm studying this weekend.

Present continuous

To be + -ING form of the verb

Future

Fixed plans

Personal arrangements

Tense two:

e.g. I'm going to travel.

Going to future

To be + going to + base form of the verb

future

plans (not fixed)

Intend to do something

Tense one:

e.g. I'm studying this weekend.

Present continuous

To be + -ING form of the verb

Future

Fixed plans

Personal arrangements

Specific time reference

Tense two:

e.g. I'm going to travel.

Going to future

To be + going to + base form of the verb

future

plans (not fixed)

Intend to do something

The present continuous is used for fixed plans

true

false

The going to future is formed with:
To be + going to + -ING form of the verb

true

false

We use the going to future when we intend to do something in the future.

true

false

The present continuous is formed with:
To be + -ING form of the verb

true

false

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