Objectives

Future Time: will and going to

Future Time: present simple (schedule)

Comparitives
 Review of Future Time
Will Going to

Predictions:

“The weather will be lovely this afternoon.”

Intentions:

“She is going to register to get a driver’s license”

Review of Future Time
Will
“will” is often contracted.

“I’ll watch television tonight.”

“When she arrives, she’ll want to rest”

“When the sun sets, it’ll be cold”

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(Be)Going to
“going to” is used with the correct form of “be”

“I am going to buy a new car.”

“He is going to sign-up for a Kung-Fu class”

“They are going to arrive at 10:30”

 Future time: Schedule
When there is an event that is on a schedule or a
timetable, we often use the present simple to
express the future.

“The flight arrives at 9:45 am”

“The Concert starts at 2:00pm”

“John starts work next week.”

“I start music rehearsals in two days”

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Train Schedules
Train Departure Arrival

Tigre-Retiro 8:15 am 11:00 am

Paris-London 10:45 am 4:30 am

Boston-New York 9:00 am 12:15 pm

Madrid-Barcelona 6:40 am 11:45 am

What time does the Tigre-Retiro train arrive?

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Train Schedules
Train Departure Arrival

Tigre-Retiro 8:15 am 11:00 am

Paris-London 10:45 am 4:30 am

Boston-New York 9:00 am 12:15 pm

Madrid-Barcelona 6:40 am 11:45 am

What time does the Boston-NY train depart?

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Train Schedules
Train Departure Arrival

Tigre-Retiro 8:15 am 11:00 am

Paris-London 10:45 am 4:30 am

Boston-New York 9:00 am 12:15 pm

Madrid-Barcelona 6:40 am 11:45 am

What time does the Madrid-Barcelona train

arrive?
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Train Schedules
Train Departure Arrival

Tigre-Retiro 8:15 am 11:00 am

Paris-London 10:45 am 4:30 am

Boston-New York 9:00 am 12:15 pm

Madrid-Barcelona 6:40 am 11:45 am

What time does the Paris-London train depart?

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Train Schedules
Train Departure Arrival

Tigre-Retiro 8:15 am 11:00 am

Paris-London 10:45 am 4:30 am

Boston-New York 9:00 am 12:15 pm

Madrid-Barcelona 6:40 am 11:45 am

Maria is a student in Paris and is going to visit her family in

London. She’s taking the Paris-London train. What time does
she arrive?
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Train Schedules
Train Departure Arrival

Tigre-Retiro 8:15 am 11:00 am

Paris-London 10:45 am 4:30 am

Boston-New York 9:00 am 12:15 pm

Madrid-Barcelona 6:40 am 11:45 am

Jenny and Claudia are tourists in Madrid and they want to

visit Barcelona for the day. They’re taking the Madrid-
Barcelona train. What time do they arrive?
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Cinema Paradiso Theatre

Gangs of New York 7:50 pm

Titanic 8:00 pm

Jaws 5:45 pm
Jurasic Park 9:15 pm
Harry Potter 4:15 pm

When does “Titanic” start?

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Cinema Paradiso Theatre

Gangs of New York 7:50 pm

Titanic 8:00 pm

Jaws 5:45 pm
Jurasic Park 9:15 pm
Harry Potter 4:15 pm

When does “Jaws” start?

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Cinema Paradiso Theatre

Gangs of New York 7:50 pm

Titanic 8:00 pm

Jaws 5:45 pm
Jurasic Park 9:15 pm
Harry Potter 4:15 pm

When does “Gangs of New York” start?

 Comparitives
there are two ways of comparing two, or more, things.

more / less -ier

here are four adjectives:

interesting difficult small easy

more interesting less interesting

 Comparitives
there are two ways of comparing two, or more, things.

more / less -ier

here are four adjectives:

interesting difficult small easy

more difficult less difficult

 Comparitives
there are two ways of comparing two, or more, things.

more / less -ier -er

here are four adjectives:

interesting difficult small easy

smaller
 Comparitives
there are two ways of comparing two, or more, things.

more / less -ier -er

here are four adjectives:

interesting difficult small easy

easier
 Comparitives
there are two ways of comparing two, or more, things.

more / less -ier -er

*if the word has *if the word has
more than 2 syllables 2 syllables or less.

Affortable Ugly Sweet

Healthy Big Savoury

Exciting Spicy Salty

 Comparitives
When making comparisons we use the word than

“An apple is healthier than a chocolate bar.”

“An Fiat is more affortable than a Ferrari”

compare:

Lemon vs. Banana

Bike vs. Bus
Car vs. Airplane
 *if the adjective has *if the adjective has
more than 2 syllables. less than 2 syllables.
use the most/ the least use -est