English Destination B2: Unit 5 & Unit 19
Question (Direct/Indirect), Question Tags, Future Tenses
Question (Direct/Indirect), Question Tags, Future Tenses
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Future Tenses: When do you use the "will/ won't (do)" future and also the "shall I/ we"?
- Spontaneous decisions
- General predictions based on facts & future facts (like birthday)
- after: think, reckon, guess, hope, be sure, certainly, definitely, expect, suppose, wonder, maybe, possibly, perhaps, probably, Theres a good chance that..., It's likely that...
- offer, promise, agree or refuse to do sth
- ask sb to do sth
Future Tenses: When do you use the "be going to (do)" future?
- Plans (!! if you have taken the decision before the moment of speaking, but you haven't arranged them yet !!)
- Predictions based on what you can "see" (voraussehen) at the moment of speaking
Future Tenses: When do you use the "Present Continuous" Future?
- Arrangements & meetings (that are fixed and arranged)
- after "come" and "go" for plans and arrangements (I'm coming home...)
Future Tenses: When do you use the "Present Simple" future?
- For timetables, school schedules, TV programmes,...
(Examples: planes, traines, lessons, films etc...)
When don't you can use "will" or "would"?
After "if" (!!!)
Future Tenses: When do you use the " future perfect simple"?
Which form as the future perfect simple?
By actions which are completed some time between now and a point in the future
Will/ Won't + have + past participle (I will have finished)
Future Tenses: When do you use the "future continuous"?
Which form has the future continuous?
Actions or habits in progress at a point in the future
will/ won't + be + -ing form
Future Tenses: When do you use the "future perfect continuous"?
Which form has the future perfect continuous?
Actions in progress up to a point in the future
Will/ Won't + have + been + -ing form (At seven o clock, I will have been doing my homework for three hours!)
Prepositions: What's the difference between "on time" and "in time"?
On time = punctual (not late)
In time = soon enough (not too late)
Prepositions: Whats the difference between "in/ on and at the corner"?
- In the corner: Two walls are meeting in the interior of a room
- On the corner: Two walls are meeting outside of a room, referring to the surface
- At the corner: At a certain point outside of a room
Prepositions: Name the prepositions of time!
- from Monday
- to Friday
- on Monday/ my birthday/ Easter
- on September 20th
- in July/ the summer
- in 2016,
- at three o' clock
- at the moment/ night/ the age of/ the weekend
- next/ last week
- in/ for an hour
- in/ on time
- in the morning/ the beginning or end
Prepositions: Name the prepositions of place!
- at a place
- sit on sth
- in(to)/ in(side) a building
- in London
- at the stadium
- in/on/at the corner
- to a place
- next to/ beside/ by the building
- at/ on the front/ back
- in front of/ behind the station
- go out of a building
- towards the stadium
- between the buildings
- opposite the stadium
Questions: Name all the forms of a question!
- With be as a main verb: Am/ Was I on time?
- With be as an auxiliary verb: Am/ Was I interupting you?
- With have as an auxiliary verb: Have/ had I got any money?
- With have as a main verb and with all other words: Do/did I have/ need enough time?
- With modals: Should/ Could/ Will/ Might they wait?
- With who, whose, whom, what, which, where, when, why and how
Question tags: Name all the forms of question tags!
- With be as a main verb: You are Canadian, aren't you?
- With auxiliary verbs and modals: You haven't lost my CD, haven't you? People should do that, shouldn't they?
- With have as a main verb: Tom has a lovely voice, hasn't/doesn't he?
- With other verbs: You play(ed) the guitar, don't (didn't) you?
- With let's: Let's do that, shall we?
- WIth imperatives: Pass me that book, will/ would/ could you?
Indirect Questions: When do you use indirect questions?
When you want to ask questions politely
Indirect Questions: Name some introductory phrases and questions to form indirect questions!
- Can/ Could you tell me...?
- Could you let me know...?
- Do you know...?
- I wonder if you know...
- I wonder if you could tell me...
- I would like to know...
Direct Questions: Complete the sentence!
Subject questions in the present simple and the past simple mostly are ........ if they are not negative questions.
without "do/does/did"
Direct Questions: Complete the sentence!
In object questions and other questions (than subject questions) you have to invert the...........
subject and the verb
Direct Questions: Complete the sentence!
Prepositions in questions usually come at the....... of the question.
at the end
What's the difference between "what is Peter like" and "how is Peter"?
What is Peter like = objective characteristics
How is Peter = health & happiness
