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Fill in the appropriate solfege syllables for the key of C

Write sentences using the pictures and prompts. Use Shall I / I'll / I won't.

Three tasks. Follow the instructions.

Will/shall 2

revision exercises

Future forms

Questions about the text

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1. Give the correct form of the verbs to complete the sentences.

1The children (play) __________ football in the playground over there.

2. Kate (watch) __________ the news on TV in his room.

3. My parents (talk) __________ to the teacher at the moment.

4The sun (shine) __________ today.

5 My teacher (provide) __________ an interesting activity in class.

6. Kathy (skip) __________ with her classmates in the school yard now.

7. She (run) __________ in the park.

8 My dog (eat) __________ now.

9. My little brother (drink) __________ milk.

10. Listen! Our teacher (speak)__________.

11. Be careful! The car (go) __________ so fast

12. It (get) __________ dark. Shall I turn on the light?

II. choose the best answer 

1. We (not work) ----------------- at the moment. We’re on a break.

2. They (do--------------------- Maths homework now.

3. Be quiet! The children (study) --------------------------------- in the room.

4. My brother (not do) ------------------------------the dishes. He (watch) ------------------ TV in his room.

5. My younger brother (walk) -------------------------- to school with his friend now.

6. Don’t forget to take your umbrella. It (rain----------------------- 

7. I’m sorry I can’t hear what you (say) ------------------------ because everybody (talk) ------- - - so loudly.

8. John (not use) ------------------- his computer at the moment.

9. Where are the children? ~ They (read) ------------------ books in the library.

10. My brother (complete) ------------------------------- his homework right now.

11.Look! He (leave)  ________________________the house.

12.We (play) ________________________ Monopoly at the moment.

 13.I (not / do)  ________________________anything at the moment.

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will, won't, shall: other uses

Simle speaking practice exercises

To be paired with this youtube video talking about Modals, "Modal Verbs | MUST CAN WOULD SHOULD MIGHT WILL COULD SHALL MAY" by English with Lucy.

A. Circle the correct words.

1. A: Could / May you help me with the washing-up?
   B: I’m sorry, I can’t / couldn’t. I have to take out the rubbish.
    
2. Mary and Peter may / would get married on a Greek island next month.
    
3. I couldn’t / might not come to the cinema with you tonight.
    
4. A: Could / Would I speak to Mr Davidson, please?
   B: I’m afraid he isn’t here.
    
5. It may / would rain this afternoon, so take your umbrella with you.
    
6. A: Would / Might you like some more strawberry cake?
   B: Yes, please.
    
7. A: Would / Shall we have some ice-cream after lunch?
   B: Of course!

B. Complete the sentences with the Future will of the verbs in the box.

win, not tell, help, not have, go

1. I __________ to the supermarket this afternoon. Do you need anything?
    
2. You can tell me your secret. I promise I __________ it to anyone.
    
3. __________ you __________ me tidy my room, please?
    
4. I believe the National Football team __________ the championship easily this year.
    
5. Be quiet in class, or  you __________ a break.

Read the sentences and choose A B or C

Form suggestion sentences using the cues.

Read and choose the correct form of the verb. Reviews forms such as "Let's" "Shall we?" "What about?" etc.

Fill the gaps with ONE suitable preposition.

1. War broke ................... in the country.

2. Our house got broken ................ while we were away.

3. The police are ............... the bank robbers.

4. The washing machine has broken ............... I'm going to call the repairman.

5. Many people are .................... the new policy.

6. The school will break ................. for the holidays.

7. What's ...............? Is something wrong?

8. Tesco is ........................ bread. I couldn't get any.

9. Jack has been ................... work for 3 days, because he has the flu.

10. Are you ............... yet? Or still in bed? Shall I call back later?

11. When I heard the bad news, I almost broke .............. crying.

12. After 3 weeks, the testing phase is finally .........................

13. Several prisoners broke ............ of prison this morning.

14. I was ........... all night with a flu bug.

15. Government negotiations broke ............ last week.

16. We are ............ for a big surprise. There's nothing good we can expect.

17. Look at thos statistics! I think we are ................ some awful low profit.

18. The couple broke ............. for a while, but now they are .............. together again.

19. There is a new play ............. at the National Theatre.

20. The secretary broke .............. on the meeting to bring us coffee.

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Related to the textbook "Burlington Beginner´s Material 2"

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making suggestions

8 3.Ünite Cooking Shall We Key Words Etk. F

Going to/ will/ shall/ present as future

— Should I stay or should I go? 🎸 

— ¡Depende! ¿Estás pidiendo consejo, tomando una decisión... o cantando The Clash?

Si alguna vez te confundiste entre shall y should, no te preocupes: estos dos verbos modales del inglés pueden parecer confusos al principio, pero tienen usos muy útiles y distintos.

Aunque — shall— no es tan común en el inglés de todos los días, entender cuándo y cómo usarlo puede ayudarte a sonar más natural y seguro, sobre todo en contextos formales, escritos o británicos. A su vez, should aparece todo el tiempo en recomendaciones, consejos y expectativas, por lo que es esencial incorporarlo a tu vocabulario.

¿Listo para entender la diferencia entre shall y should?