Welcome year 2!
Bring out:
Blink book
Laptop
Notebook
Get into the LessonUp
Welcome year 2!
Bring out:
Blink book
Laptop
Notebook
Get into the LessonUp
Goals for today
Recap day
Time to practice
Reflection
Homework
Goals for today:
At the end of this class..
You have recapped the grammar items for the upcoming test.
Recap day
Genetives
--> We use genetives to show that something belongs to someone/something.
Example:
The evil queen has cast a curse on Storybrooke.
The evil queen's curse is upon Storybrooke.
Genetives Part 1
How do we form a genetive?
Singular person / animal ( enkelvoud) --> 's
Snow White's cup of tea.
The wizard's wand.
Plural people / animals ( meervoud) --> '
1. The bats' cave.
2. The knights' bedroom.
Genetives part 2
Irregular plural nouns
Children --> Children's playground.
Men --> Men's sport clothes.
Women --> Women's fashion outlet.
Genetives part 3 --> of
We use of mostly for things.
The name of the school is Lentiz Dalton.
The forest of Storybrooke is based on the enchanted forest.
Use the genetive ( 's or ' ) on the ......... The pencils are in ................. (mister Hulst) classroom.
The ........... habitat is not in the desert.
fish'
Fishs'
Fish's
Fishs's
Topic for today
The future (1)
The future is used to indicate that something is going to happen in the (near) future.
This year:
1. Will
2. Shall
3. Going to
Future with will
For predictions, offers and promises
For this case we use will + verb
Mister Hulst will be an actor in his thirties.
Mister Gold will have his revenge against Captain hook.
Future with shall
We only use shall if we talk about I or We in questions
(in the future).
1. Shall I help you?
2. Shall we have a chit-chat later?
Future with: Going to
We use going to:
1. For something is planned.
2. For something is going to happen in the future which is not certain yet.
How do we form it?
Am / are / is + going to + verb
Examples:
1. I am going to tell you a story.
2. The fairies are going to rescue sleeping beauty.
Miss Dirksen ........ predict that mister van Rij is going to be rich.
Will
Shall
is to
(not/to punish)
Use the correct future form
His parents ............... (not punish) him for being late.
How do you feel about the future?
To Do:
Study: The words and the grammar on
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