EF12 Class 18 simple future tense

 

Good morning, everyone.

 

Today’s class plan:

·      “Family Relationships” vocabulary

·      Start simple future tense

·      HW   Write sentences with simple future tense.

 

Friday

·      Continue simple future tense

·      Continue “Family Relationships” vocabulary

·      Listening song lyric

·      Review paragraph – format and structure Test#3 – Write a paragraph (final 50m)

·      HW   Read for homework

 

Monday

·      Continue simple future tense

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Tuesday

·      Practice- simple present, past and future

 

 

“Family Relationships”

Read over the vocabulary for “Male Relatives”, “Female Relatives”, “Either Gender”, “Marital Stasuses”, and “Additional Vocabulary”

 

How many do you know already?

Which ones are new to you?

 

“Male Relatives”

*father- husband of your mother, dad, papa,

“My father is my brother’s father.”

“My father is my mother’s husband.”

*grandfather

“My grandfather is my father’s or mother’s father.”

-         maternal grandfather- mother’s father

-         paternal grandfather- father’s father

“I never met my paternal grandfather. He died before I was born.”

“I lived with my paternal grandparents when I was young.”

“I knew only my two grandmothers.”

“My mother’s mother (maternal grandmother) died when I was two years old.”

“My grandfather is 90 years old. He is still alive. He is healthy. He has good health.”

*”Your husband is the man you married.”

*”My son is my biological child. He is related by blood.
*”My brother is my parents’ son.”  ‘ apostrophe

“My brother and I have a blood relationship.”

*”My uncle is my mother’s or my father’s brother.”

maternal uncle OR paternal uncle

*father, grandfather, great-grandfather, great-great-grandfather,

great-great-great-grandfather

”My great-grandfather is my grandfather’s or grandmother’s father.”

“I lived with my great-grandmother when I was seven years old.”

“I saw a photo of my great-grandmother.”

“I have a wood comb from my great-grandfather.”

“He has a family tree.”

*grandson

*nephew

“Your nephew is your brother or sister’s son.”

*son-in-law – related by marriage, not by blood

“Your son-in-law is your child’s husband.”

“My daughter’s husband is my son-in-law.”

“Your sister’s husband is your brother-in-law.”

“My husband is my parents’ son-in-law.”

SIMPLE SENTENCES- simple present tense

 

cousins- your uncle’s and aunt’s children

 

*Your husband’s or wife’s father is your father-in-law.”

 

*stepson- “Your stepson is your spouse’s son from another relationship.” e.g. ex-wife

*spouse- your husband or wife, your partner, your significant other

 

*half-brother- “You share a mother or a father, but not both.”

NOT A NICE WORD: half-blood

 

*foster son  “You raise a son from another family in your family until they are an adult.”

“My son-in-law’s mother and father are my in-laws.”

“I like hanging out with my in-laws. We have a good relationship.”

 

*godson- religious base, Catholics

 

Great movie- “The Godfather”

 

Next of kin/Contact information:

 

“Female Relatives”

aunt   - ont, ant

“I lived with my father’s mother.” paternal grandmother

*niece- your sister’s or brother’s daughter ‘I have two nieces.”

 

“Your cousin’s daughter is your second-cousin.” I don’t know!

 

“Snow White had a terrible step-mother.”

 

*adopted daughter – You take a child with no parents into your family. The child takes your name and is part of your family, just like your biological children.”

“You adopt a pet.”

 

CONTINUE TOMORROW

 

 

Verb tenses for EF 1 2

SIMPLE VERB TENSES

 

-simple present – usually, always, daily

He cleans his kitchen every Saturday morning.

She lives in Kuwait.

 

-simple past- one time in the past

He cleaned his kitchen last Saturday morning.

She lived in a small apartment.

 

Verb tenses

irregular

go                          went

sit                          sat

read                      read

do                          did

eat                         ate

drive                      drove

buy                        bought

 

regular

clean                     cleaned

cook                      cooked

learn                     learned

move                    moved

remember           remembered

 

Practice and review.

Daily practice is the key to success.

 

 

 

Our new verb tense:

-simple future- one event in the future

-         timeline

-         five minutes in the future, ten years in the future

e.g. Doris will go to Metrotown in five minutes.

Doris will go to Metrotown at six o’clock.

Doris will go to Metrotown on Saturday morning.

Doris will go to Metrotown next week.

Doug will move to Japan tomorrow.

Doug will move to Japan when he is retired.

 

 

will + VERB

will go                   “Joe will go to the school at 12.”

will move             “Sarah will move to Surrey next month.”

will eat                 “I will eat in a restaurant at night.” “I will eat in a restaurant tonight.”

 

will walk               “I will walk Butter around the park after class.”

                               “I will walk with my family around the park after class.”

will walks

will walked

will walk

will drink              “He will drink a cup of coffee with some friends on Sunday.”

will visit                “I will visit my sister in Holland next month.”

will play                “He will play the guitar in the evening.”

“He will play with his granddaughter in the evening.”

 

“She will go to Hawaii.”

“She will go to Hawaii in January.”

 

TWO WAYS TO MAKE SIMPLE FUTURE

-         “will” – main one, most useful way

-         “be going to”

 

e.g.

“Alex will go to the doctor.”

Alex is going to go to the doctor.

 

“It will rain this afternoon.”

“It is going to rain this afternoon.”

 

“I will go to a bar to drink beer. I am going to go to a bar to drink beer.”

 

gonna- casual talking, not for school writing

going to- for school writing

 

“We will write a paragraph tomorrow.”

“We are going to write a paragraph tomorrow.

“My husband and I will hang out downtown tomorrow night.”

“We are going to go window shopping.”

“I will go shopping at the Canada Goose store.”

“I will study English to improve my life in Canada.”

 

GRAMMAR OF SIMPLE FUTURE VERB TENSE

will + basic verb

basic verb = go eat run sleep drive buy

 

BASIC VERB FORM   “to buy” infinitive without “to”

buy

 

will to buy

will buy

 

Shira will buy new shoes the day after tomorrow.

will go   will buy   will eat   will help   will pick up   will go   will work

She will pick up her kids at school today at 3 o’clock.

They will eat some snacks on the way home.

 

 

**IMPORTANT** The simple future tense verb does not change.

Shira will buy new shoes.

We will buy new shoes.

I will buy new shoes.

You will buy new shoes.

Your aunt will buy new shoes.

He will buy new shoes.

 

I will have some chocolate after dinner.

She will have some chocolate after dinner.

The kids will have some chocolate after dinner.

Her sister will have some chocolate after dinner.

 

 

Let’s practice writing some sentences.

“Top 100 Most Used Verbs in English”

We will share them tomorrow.

1.    be   will be   We will be in the library at 4 o’clock.

2.    have   will have   Sherri will have a baby next year.

3.    do   will do   I will do my homework after school.

26. call   will call   I will call you tomorrow. He will call his mother this evening.

53. bring   will bring   He will bring his cat to the veterinarian/vet next Saturday.

38. seem   will seem   Vietnam will seem very hot to you.

64. continue   will continue   I will continue to study/studying English.