Future simple
Which modal verb is USUALLY used for future simple? What is the contraction of its negative form?
Will / won't
Give three examples of uncountable nouns
milk
flour
bread
oxygen
cheese
butter
Mention a negative sentence using may
You may not go to the bathroom.
My best friend __________ (stay) over today.
My best friend wil be staying over today.
What is the name of the monster in Season 1 of Stranger Things?
The demogorgon
What is the tense of the main verb in a future simple sentence?
base form
backpacks, pens, erasers, pencils, people, shoes, tables, chairs.
After using may or might, what should be the tense of the main verb?
base form
When do we use future continuous? Mention at least one case.
To ask about plans.
Refer to planned activities in the future.
Talk about things we expect to happen in the future.
What is the human body’s largest organ?
skin
Create a future simple sentence using the following elements:
she/ the movies/ later?
will she go to the movies later?
Complete the following sentence using a determiner:
_________ my friends will come to my party.
possible answers:
lots of, many of, none of, plenty of, a few of.
Can you use might for questions?
Technically, but it is very formal and not very common.
Tell be about two future plans you have using future continuous.
I will be graduating.
I will be traveling to Paris.
What is the name of the world’s longest river?
The Nile
Can shall replace will in a future simple sentence? If so, when?
Yes, in case formality is required.
Which determiner do we use to express the lack of an uncountable noun? example: 0% of the cheese is left, so there is ______________
NO CHEESE
What would be the usual structure for a sentence using may?
Is it a different structure for might?
subject+ may/ might+ main verb+ complement
What is the tense of the main verb in the future continuous?
Gerund/ ING
What popular North Carolina-based television show centers on the conflict between seasonal “Kooks” and local “Pogues?”
Outer banks
affirmative: subject + will+ verb base form+ complement
negative: subject+ will not/won't+ verb base form+ complement
interrogative: will+ subject+ verb base form+ complement
How do we ask about the amount of...
countable nouns?
and
uncountable nouns?
how many?
how much?
What is the difference between saying:
I may stay home tonight.
and
I might stay home tonight?
If may is used there is a high possibility.
If might is used there is a lower possibility.
What is the negative structure for a future continuous sentence? what about the interrogative?
subject+ will+not / wont+ be+ main verb ing.
will+ subject+ be+ main verb ing (gerund)+?
What is the name of the fermented cabbage dish that’s a staple in Korean cuisine?
kimchi