
GTTW B2 - Future forms
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Make a sentence to predict what happens next
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Make a sentence to predict what happens next
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Open Ended
What structures/tenses did you use to predict what happens next in those situations?
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Multiple Select
1. The engineers think that planes will have transparent sections.
2. All the evidence suggests that that trend is going to continue.
3. A group of experts is meeting again next month to talk about that question.
4. I’ve just missed the bus. I know! I’ll get a taxi.
5. Their flight leaves tomorrow morning.
Future simple
be going to + V-ing
be going to + infinitive
Present simple
Present continuous
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Multiple Choice
Choose the use of future simple tense in the sentences:
1. This year it will be the 120th anniversary of the first transatlantic flight.
future facts
schedule
decision
prediction
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Multiple Select
Both sentences show prediction, how to differentiate between Future simple & be going to?
1.All the evidence suggests that that trend is going to continue.
2. The engineers think that planes will have transparent sections.
Future simple: Prediction based on personal opinions
Future simple: Prediction with evidence
Be going to: Prediction with evidence
Be going to: Prediction based on personal opinions
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Multiple Select
Both sentences show decision, how to differentiate between be going to & Future simple?
1. Oh, no! I’ve just missed the bus. I’ll get a taxi.
2. I'm going to get a taxi because my scooter was broken yesterday.
Future simple: Decision before speaking
Future simple: Decision at the moment of speaking
be going to: Decision before speaking
be going to: Decision at the moment of speaking
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Multiple Select
When do we use present simple for future?
1. Their flight leaves tomorrow morning.
2. When I arrive at the airport tomorrow, my mom will pick me up.
Timetable
after time expressions like when, before, after, by the time, until, as soon as
Future facts
Prediction
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Open Ended
Both sentences show plan, how to differentiate between Present continuous & be going to?
1. I'm going to meet my friends this weekend.
2. I'm meeting my friends this weekend. We've already booked the restaurant.
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Future forms - Take notes
WILL: for predictions based on thoughts, opinions and expectations/for future facts/for decisions made at the moment of speaking.
BE GOING TO: for predictions based on evidence, for plans and intentions.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS: for confirmed plans and fixed arrangements.
PRESENT SIMPLE: after time expressions like when, before, after, by the time, until, as soon as/for events that are part of a timetable or routine.
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Fill in the Blanks
What are your plans? What (you, do) this Friday?
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Fill in the Blanks
A: Someone is knocking the door.
B: Don’t worry. I (open) it.
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Fill in the Blanks
The concert (take) place next July.
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Fill in the Blanks
As soon as the train (arrive) today, I’ll call my mom.
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Fill in the Blanks
Look at that waiter! He (drop) all those plates.
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Fill in the Blanks
Next Thursday (be) our 10th wedding anniversary.
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Exercise 3 & 4 page 34
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