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Exercise: Will and Going to

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In this exercise, you will practice using "will" and "be going to" to talk about future actions and events. Both "will" and "be going to" are used to discuss the future, but they are used in different situations:

 

  • "Will" is often used for decisions made at the moment of speaking, promises, offers, or predictions based on personal beliefs.

    • Example: I will help you with your homework.
  • "Be going to" is used for plans and intentions, or when there is evidence that something will happen.

    • Example: Look at those dark clouds! It is going to rain soon.

Complete each sentence by choosing either "will" or "be going to" based on the context. This will help you understand how to use these forms correctly when talking about the future.

WHAT DO YOU DO?

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UNIT 5 HAVE YOU EVER...?

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Past simple: Natural Disaster

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In this exercise, you will practice using the past simple tense by completing sentences about natural disasters. Use the given verbs to fill in the blanks correctly. This will help you understand how to describe past events related to natural disasters.

Greetings

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How are you going to start a conversation?

How much do you know about Uruguay?

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General knowledge review

What are they doing?

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You will have to describe what these people are doing. 

We can use the verbs hold, hammer, saw, use.

We will need the nouns: saw, drill, hammer, pliers, computer

YOU ARE GOING TO LOSE THAT GIRL

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HAVE YOU EVER SEEN THE RAIN?

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Narrative Tenses and Negative Inversions

English as a Foreign Language

  • Part 1: Narrative Tenses In this section, you will choose the correct tense to complete sentences that narrate past events. The focus is on using past simple, past continuous, past perfect, and past perfect continuous tenses.
  • Part 2: Negative Inversions In this section, you will rewrite sentences using negative inversions to emphasize the information. Negative inversions often appear in formal writing and speech and are used for emphasis and variety in sentence structure.

Who inspires you?

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