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Part A — Reading

1. Read the text “The Match in the Village” once for the main idea (1 minute).

2. Read it again and underline 8 travel/transport words (e.g., fare, route, platform).

3. Circle examples of future forms (will / going to / present continuous / present simple).

Part B — Comprehension

4. Answer the Multiple Choice questions (1–5). Choose A, B or C.

5. Do the True/False activity (1–5). Write T or F.

Part C — Grammar

6. Complete the sentences using the correct future form:
   will / going to / present continuous / present simple / future continuous / future perfect / future perfect continuous.

7. Remember: after when / after / before / until / as soon as, use present simple (NOT will).

Part D — Vocabulary

8. Match the travel words to their meanings.

9. Add the correct prefix (dis-, un-, im-, il-, ir-, in-) to make the opposite.

Part E — Writing 

10. Answer the 5 questions in full sentences. Try to use at least 3 different future forms.

Finish check (30 seconds):

• I used at least 3 future forms. ✅

• I underlined 8 travel/transport words. ✅

• I checked my answers and corrected mistakes. ✅

A listening and reading activity to teach the use of the present continuous for future arrangements.

Fill in the blanks with the spelling words from the word bank. Then, tell in which verb tense each example of direct speech is written (simple past, simple present, simple future, past continuous, present continuous, or future continuous).

Intermediate FIle test 1B

This is a practical assignment. Topics: present simple vs continuous, first conditional, future forms, possessive adjectives, pronouns and object pronouns.

Future Forms

Present continuous and Present simple for future events

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STUDENTS WILL MATCH AGREEMENTS

COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING EXCERCISES

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Read and carefully answer questions about the present continuous for future arrangements.

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Present Continuous with Future Meaning

A nice song to practise some basic tenses: present perfect and continuous, and future simple

Present Continuous for future arrangement, must / can / mustn't

Going to and present continuous for future arrangements