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• Leerjaar 2

Name all FIVE different ways of expressing the future.

We can express the FUTURE in the following five manners....

1. Present simple (fixed, scheduled events)

2. Will/won't (predictions, with "I expect, I promise and I hope that the school will REOPEN!)

3. Present continuous (future arrangements) - I am visiting my gran this afternoon.

4. Form of to be + going to (future arrangement that might still change) - I am going to visit my gran this afternoon.

5. May/Might (less certain about the future) - The school may or may not reopen in two weeks. 

Let's practice!

1. The taxi ______ at 9:30
2. The bus _____ at 10:05

1. 1. The taxi is coming at 09:30 (present continuous) 2. The bus comes at 10:05 (present simple, fixed schedule)
2. 1. The taxi comes at 09:30 (present simple) 2. The bus comes at 10:05 (present simple)
3. 1. The taxi is coming at 09:30 (present continuous) 2. The bus is coming at 10:05 (present continuous)

1. Barcelona ______ win. They are up 3 - 0 and there's only 5 min left.
2. I think Barcelona _____ win tomorrow's match.

1. 1. won't win (will/won't) 2. Might/may (not certain yet)
2. 1. is going to (prediction on present evidence) 2. Will (it says "I think")
3. 1. will (win) -> it's pretty likely. 2. might/may (not certain yet)

1. I hope I ______ see you at the march tomorrow.
2. I ______ the latest James Bond movie tonight.

1. 1. will (hope - expresses desire) 2. I am going to see (be + going to, this is the plan)
2. 1. will (hope - expresses desire) 2. won't be seeing (prediction)
3. 1. won't (hope - expresses desire) 2. I might see the latest James Bond movie tonight (unsure).

1. I can't come to your house, I ______ my dad fix his car.
2. I ______ help you later, if I can find time.

1. 1. I am going to help (be+ going to) 2. won't (future predictions)
2. 1. am helping (present continuous, it's arranged) 2. might (only if you have the time)
3. 1. might help (not sure) 2. am not going to (plan for the future)

1. When this lockdown is over, I _______ travel to Spain.
2. I ________ to Spain, I have just booked the tickets.

1. 1. might (uncertain) 2. will travel (future plan)
2. 1. will (hope for the future) 2. I will fly (prediction)
3. 1. am going to travel (this is your intention) 2. am flying (present continuous, it's arranged)

Before the break... we discussed...

FUTURE PERFECT

(WILL HAVE / WON'T HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE)

& 

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

(WILL BE + VERB-ING / WON'T BE + VERB-ING)

FUTURE PERFECT 

USE:

To talk about an action that will be completed before a definite time in the future. 

We often use by + time expression to say when the action will be finished.

Example:

We will have finished unit 4 by the end of next week.

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

USE: 

To talk about actions that will be in progress at a definite time in the future. 

Example:

I will be seeing my grandparents next week Sunday.

Question: Will you be seeing your grandparents next week?

FUTURE CONTINUOUS 

(Will be + Verb-ing)

FUTURE PERFECT

(WILL HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE)

The traffic situation will have improved by eleven o'clock

By the end of this essay, I will have written over two thousand words.

By four o'clock this afternoon, Olivia will have taken her driving test.

I will be travelling to the US this time next week.

We will be discussing our test during the lesson tomorrow.

Your package will be arriving by tomorrow.

What was an idiom again? And what do you think "going the extra mile" means? (=idiom)

WHAT TO DO NEXT?

READ text SB (48-49) "go the extra mile"

Do exc. 3, 5, 6, 8

Finished?

Online WB - Exc. 1&2 - U4 - Vocabulary and grammar - make a difference