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English as a Second Language (ESL)
will or won't
the passive voice - present simple, past simple, present perfect and future simple
Grammar - ESL
Future simple, first conditional
Listening - ESL
Watch the video and do the activities
Practice of two basic tenses.
Going to vs Will
A brief explanation about the usage of GOING TO and WILL followed by some exercises
This is a goal setting sheet where students write their goals and interview a partner
This activity reinforces using of future forms (future simple, going to, present simple, present continuous)
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English language
Future simple sentences
Quick check of grammar for those who have already known that
15 sentences where you have to identify their simple tenses.
Tenses: Present/Past/Future Simple
English
WILL vS. TO BE GOING TO Choose a correct option: 1. Tom will / is going to be 18 next year. 2. I think Sara will / is going to love this song. 3. My sister will / is going to study in Warsaw 4. Look at the sky! It will / is going to rain. 5. „I've got a headache." „I will / am going to get you a painkiller. 6. I will / am going to make a pizza. Have we got any cheese in the fridge? 7. I will / am going to send you an sms in the evening, I promise. 8. I spoke to Helen yesterday. She will / is going to buy a new car. 9. Don't worry. I'm sure everything will / is going to be ok! 10. „What are your plans for the weekend?" „I will / am going to go to the cinema. I've won a ticket for the latest James Bond movie
F - GiU - Future Simple and First Conditional
English/Future Simple
Simple future with will, be going to and present continuous
Past/Present/Future Simple, Present Continuous
Near future, present simple and past simple tense
Grammar A2
Assessment
Reported speech: present perfect past simple future simple
science and 1st conditional
Practice the future simple.