Future Tenses B1.5

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Multiple Select

When we use future simple (choose the correct options)

predictions

promises

future events : no intention/ no plans

emphasis in future plans

Multiple Select

Choose the best negative sentence.

I will go to Medellin

My parents wont talk tomorrow.

Sergio will not approve the English test.

Andrea will be working in the airport.

Multiple Select

Choose the correct future simple questions.

Will you study medicine?

You will celebrate your boyfriend's birthday?

She will look for a new job?

Will my father invite me to cinema on Saturday?

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct affirmative sentence in the future simple.

Our teacher is ill, so she won't be at school next week.

I'm afraid you won't catch the transmilenio. It's already 2 o'clock.

Your English is very good. I'm sure you will pass the exam.

I’m flying to New York tomorrow morning.

Volaré a New York mañana en la mañana.

Example 1

I'm flying: Indicates the present continuous.

tomorrow morning: future time expression

Explanation

I'm flying: Indica el presente continuo.

tomorrow morning: Expresión de tiempo futuro.

Explicación:

Multiple Select

When we use future continuous (choose the correct options)

actions in progress in the future

promises

parallel actions in the future

emphasis in future plans

Multiple Select

Choose the correct affirmative sentence in the future continuous.

I won't be travelling next week.

Samuel will be studying at 2 with his partner.

I will be getting a haircut this afternoon.

Multiple Choice

Choose the wrong question in future continuous.

Will she be studying Maths?

Are you will be sleeping at 10?

Will we be eating soon ?

When do you use it?

plans (= plannen die je maakt)
intentions (= intenties, voornemens die je hebt)

Multiple Choice

Put the verb in the going to-future:

I (to eat) a delicious pancake.

am going to

am going to eat

am eating

Multiple Choice

Put the verb in the going to-future.

We (not to sit) on the sofa.

are sitting

aren't going to sit

is going to sit

are not sitting

Example

What are you going to do this weekend?
Friday night, I'm going to watch a horror film. And then I'm going to sing karaoke. Saturday morning me and my brother are going to play football.
--> This are your PLANS for the weekend. <--

Multiple Choice

Which of the statement below is TRUE?

Simple Future Tense = Will/ Shall + Be + Present Participle

'Going To' is used to express future action that is planned in advance

Present Continuous cannot be used to express future time

Future Continuous Tense is used to express future action that is planned in advance

The Present Continuous

What are you going to do?

The Present Continuous is used to talk about future arrangements.
An arrangement is something that is done to prepare or plan for something in the future.
An arrangement is also an agreement between two people or groups about how something happens or will happen.

Examples:

I’m having a party tonight. (Some friends have invited me to their party).
Sue is starting an English course next summer. (She has already registered at a language school where she wants to study English).

Examples

- Tonight

- Tomorrow

- This weekend

- Next Monday, Friday, Saturday

- Next week

- Next weekend

- Next Year

Multiple Choice

___ you ___ Netflix tomorrow?

Are / watching

Is / watching

Do / watching

Are / watch

Multiple Choice

My parents ____ my grandparents next Chrismast.

are coming

coming are

do coming

is coming

Fill in the Blanks

Oh, so you're best friend is coming. What time

Type answer...

? (he /arrive)

Fill in the Blanks

What

Type answer...

? Would you like to come to a party? (you/do)

Fill in the Blanks

By 2060, robots

Type answer...

several human jobs in industries such as education, health and mass-production. (overtake)

Fill in the Blanks

I've already called my barber. I

Type answer...

my hair cut after lunch. (get)

Time to review Simple Present for Future Events...

Affirmative form

We use

Subject + Verb (s) + Complement

examples

I usually go to the park

Alex always plays video games

We do our homework

Multiple Choice

________ Gabriel play basketball?

Does

Multiple Choice

Do ________ homework?

we have

we has

he have

he has

Multiple Choice

Do you go to Medellin?

No, I am

Yes, I do

Yes, I go

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