Talking about the future

Identify 25 verbal groups, the verb form and the use.

 

verb group form use verb group form use
are going BE BV-ing futur prévu will get up will + BV action future
must prepare must + BV obligation will be will + BV action future
are going BE going + BVing futur prévu is IF + S present une condition
will need will + BV action future will be will + BV action future
will catch will + BV action future won't be able to ski. won't be able to + BV incapacité future
leaves S present + time clause futur habituel could eat could + BV possibilité future
will have to get up will have to + BV obligation could take could + BV possibilité future
is thinking about taking BE thinking about BV-ing action future envisagée have IF + S present une condition
mustn't ski mustn't + BV interdiction will be able to go will be able to + BV capacité future
should take should + BV conseil think S present opinion
loves S present caractéristique will be will + BV action future
will ski will + BV action future will enjoy will + BV action future
open S present futur habituel      
Imagine a dialogue between Jack and Jill who are talking about their holidays

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At what time will we + BV  ?

When will we + BV ?

How are we going to + BV ?

What must we + BV ?

Should we + BV ?

Must we + BV ?

Are we going to + BV ?

Are we BV ing ?

 

 

Identify 25 verbal groups in the paragraph

snow boots

gloves

snow suits

rackets

a toboggan

 

 

Vocabulary

ski

skis

snow

a station

a ski lift

ice

cold

bags

taxi

snacks

Use the different verb forms to write about your future. ( Utiliser les différentes formes verbales pour parler de votre future. 20 phrases minimum.)

will + BV - une action future

BE going to + BV + complément de temps du futur - une action future

simple present + complément de temps du futur - une action future, prévue ou habituelle.

must + BV - une obligation

have to + BV - une obligation

Jack and Jill's holidays

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will have to + BV - une obligation

should + BV - un conseil

BE thinking about + BV-ing - action envisagée

could + BV - une possibilité

WILL BE able to + BV - une capacité ou une possibilité

IF + simple present,    - une condition

 

Jack and Jill are going on holiday tomorrow. So they must prepare their things.

They are going skiing, so they will need warm clothes.

They will catch the train tomorrow morning. The train leaves at quarter past seven. So they will have to get up quite early to be on time.

Jill is thinking about taking a good book to read because her doctor told her she mustn't ski too much. She should take it easy. Jack loves skiing, he will ski all day, the slopes open at nine o'clock so he will get up at eight to be there on time. He hopes the weather will be good, because if the weather is bad the slopes will be closed and he won't be able to ski.

In the evening, they could eat in a restaurant or maybe they could take some food to their appartment.

If they have enough energy, they will be able to go to dance in the night club.

They both think their holiday will be a lot of fun and they will enjoy themselves a lot.