The document discusses expressing intentions through language. It provides examples of asking about and expressing plans and intentions using phrases like "I would like to" and "My intention is to." The document also discusses language features for expressing intentions, specifically using the simple future tense with forms like "will" and "going to" followed by the base verb form. It provides examples of using these constructs to convey intentions to perform future actions.
The document discusses expressing intentions through language. It provides examples of asking about and expressing plans and intentions using phrases like "I would like to" and "My intention is to." The document also discusses language features for expressing intentions, specifically using the simple future tense with forms like "will" and "going to" followed by the base verb form. It provides examples of using these constructs to convey intentions to perform future actions.
The document discusses expressing intentions through language. It provides examples of asking about and expressing plans and intentions using phrases like "I would like to" and "My intention is to." The document also discusses language features for expressing intentions, specifically using the simple future tense with forms like "will" and "going to" followed by the base verb form. It provides examples of using these constructs to convey intentions to perform future actions.
INTENTION Aini Zahara What is expressing intention?
o An intention is a goal, or vision, that guides
your activities, thoughts, attitudes, and choices. o The purpose is to express the intention or hope or to express the plans and activities that we are going to do. Asking Plan and Intention Expressing Plan and Intention What would you like to do ......... ? I would like to ... What will you be doing tonight? I'm going to ... What do you plan to do? I am planning to ... What are you going to do in the summer? My intention is to ... Are you going to go to library? I will be ... What will you do in the summer? etc.... etc.... Language Features
To express intention , we usually use :
• Simple Future Tense • Would like … • Would rather… Language features 1. Simple Future Tense Definition : Simple future tense is the kind of tenses which is used to express or show a future action / an action that will occur in the future. Formulation : Nominal
S + SHALL/WILL + be + non verb
Example : I will be a teacher Language features Formulation : Verbal
S + SHALL/WILL + V1 (based form)
• Shall → I and We • Will → He, She, It, They and You • Note :Usually will is used for all subject
S + to be + Going to + V1 (based form)
• I → am • She, He, It → is • We, You, They → are Examples:
o She is going to cook a cake
o We will go to Bali next holiday o We will celebrate our anniversary by flying to New York next month o We are going to practice baking cookies tomorrow Thank you....