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    Back to the future

    English VI
    GOAL:
    To talk about promises and plans
    using future tense.
    STARTING:

    Read and think. Answer the questions below:

    1. What promises have you made


    before?

    2. Will you be angry if someone breaks


    his / her promise?

    3. What will you do tonight?


    VIDEO TIME:
    Watch the video and answer the questions:

    1. What will Mark do next week?


    2. Where are they going to have the party?
    3. What will happen if it rains?
    4. How many people are going to the party?
    5. Who is going to make the cake?

    Look at some sentences from the video:

    • What are you going to do today?


    • I am going to stay home and study hard.
    • We aren’t going to have so much fun.
    • Will you come to my house to play chess?
    • I will let you know.
    • We won’t miss the concert!
    Exercises:
    1. Will: 2. Going to:

    1. They ______ back by 6:30 pm. (be) 1. I ______ (borrow) some books from the library today.
    2. ______ you ______ me? (help) 2. He ______ (not pay) your money back.
    3. When ______ I ______ you again? (see) 3. The drone is out of control. It ______ (crash)!
    4. His parents ______ him for being late. (not/ 4. They aren't playing well. They ______ (not win) the
    punish) match.
    5. ______ they ______ the contract tonight? (sign) 5. We ______ (have) a picnic tomorrow.

    Will:

    S + will + verb (B.F.) + complement.


    S + won’t + verb (B.F.) + complement.
    Will + S + verb (B.F.) + complement + ? Going to:

    S + verb to be + verb (-ing) + complement.


    S + verb to be (not) + verb (-ing) + complement.
    Verb to be + S + verb (-ing) + complement + ?
    Affirmative Negative Question
    I will study English. I won’t study English. Will I study English?
    LET’S PRACTICE! He will study English.
    She will study English.
    He won’t study English.
    She won’t study English.
    Will he study English?
    Will she study English?
    You will study English. You won’t study English. Will you study English?
    They will study We won’t study English. Will they study English?
    Make sentences by using future will: English. They won’t study Will we study English?
    We will study English. English.

    0. My father won’t arrive for my birthday party next Saturday. (not arrive)
    1. Tom ____________ at 7 tomorrow. (get up)
    2. My dad ____________ his car next week (wash)
    3. We ____________ a snowman next winter. (make)
    4. My mum ____________ dinner tomorrow. (cook)
    5. Sam ____________ his bike next Friday. (ride)
    6. Mary ____________ a sandcastle next summer. (build)
    7. Nick ____________ in the sea next summer. (swim)
    8. They ____________ camping soon. (go)
    9. The children ____________ on a picnic next Saturday. (go)
    10. James ____________ tomorrow. (read)

    6
    Complete
    cut
    1. It's Julia's birthday next week, so her son …………. her some flowers tell
    2. Our neighbors …………. a barbecue in the garden tomorrow. fail
    3. His child is starting university tomorrow. What …. he ………….? walk
    4. Look! The coach ………….! Run or we'll miss him rain
    5. The grass is getting very long so their uncle …………. it after lunch. buy
    6. My nephew …………. around for a few months before classes. leave
    7. Your daughter …………. to school tomorrow for a change. study
    8. If Raul doesn't start working harder, he …………. the course have
    9. His dad …………. you how much he spent on my new computer. travel
    10. Do you think it ………….? The sky is getting very dark.

    7
    PAIR WORK ACTIVITY:

    Work in pairs and make future predictions about you using will.
    Work

    Family
    How will be your
    For example: I will life in 2030?
    have one baby in
    2030. Study

    Love

    Friends
    LISTENING:
    Listen to 4 conversations and select the correct answer:

    1. What’s Ken going to do on the weekend?


    Example

    a) He’s going to go ice skating. 4. What prediction does Sophie make about
    b) He’s going to go to Nick’s party. her life ten years from now?
    c) He’s going to stay home. a) She’ll be married.
    b) She’ll be a fashion designer.
    2. Who is Luke?
    c) She’ll be famous.
    a) He’s a boy that goes to Lily’s school.
    b) He’s Lily’s boyfriend. 5. Ben and Ferry are having a baby. If the

    c) He’s Lily’s Math teacher. baby is a boy, what will they call him?
    a) They’ll call him Jack.
    3. What does Katie want to be when she
    b) They’ll call him Bennedict.
    leaves school?
    c) They’ll call him Kyle.
    a) She wants to be a psychologist.
    b) She wants to be a nurse.
    c) She wants to be a teacher.
    READING:
    Read and answer the questions:

    I think people will live on Earth, the moon and Mars in


    the year 2200. The air will be clean everywhere and
    the weather will be good. People will fly from Earth to
    the moon and to Mars in very fast spacecrafts.

    In other ways, their lives won’t be very different from


    1. Will people live on our planet in the year 2200?
    our lives today. People will still go to school and to
    work. They’ll enjoy sport and music. They will like 2. What transport will people use?

    fashion from the 21st century, but they’ll have some


    3. How will people feel about life?
    new styles, too. People will enjoy life in the year
    2200.
    COLLABORATIVE WORK:
    Predicting the future. Imagine you are a fortune-teller, predict the future of your
    classmate(s).

    Student A: Hey you, would you like to know about your future?
    Student B: Sure! I would love to.
    Student A: Ask me any questions. What do you want to know?
    Student B: Will I finish my career?
    Student A: Yes! You will finish your career in 4 years!
    Student B: (continue…)

    Ask and answer 4 more questions.


    Listen LET’S TALK!
    CONVERSATION
    and practice: What are you doing this weekend?

    Joshua: Hello Isabella. Where have you been?

    Isabella: Hi Joshua. I have traveled to Trujillo. It was my


    father’s birthday.
    Joshua: Interesting! What have you done
    there?
    Isabella: Well, I have tried some typical local dishes and
    I have taken some pictures from the different
    Joshua: landscapes there. What about you?

    Well, I haven’t been to Trujillo but I will.

    Isabella: We will go there next month for my mother’s


    birthday.
    REVIEW

    https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a2/will-vs-be-going-to/
    Answer the questions
    1. What is your lifetime dream?
    2. What will future houses look like?
    3. What will the cars of the future do?
    4. How long will people live in the future?
    5. What will education be like in the future?
    6. How will computers change in the future?
    7. Where do you plan on going in the future?
    8. How do you think your country will change in the future?
    9. What are the negative effects of technology in the future?
    10. What new kinds of energy might be used in the next 100 years?

    14
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