infinitive: <TO+ verb Gerund+ verb+ ing want to go I'm interested in studying languages.

Like: I like to travel. I like traveling.

Love: I love to go on vacation.
I love going on vacation.
want: I want to eat pizza? I'd like to eat pizza.

'd- would

to work.... phrasal verb

working
working
to work
working
working

I'm looking forward to going on vacation.

I am not looking forward to doing an exam. Auxiliary verb-
helping verbs

Wh+ aux. verb+ subject+ action

What do you want TO study?

What do you like to make?

What would you like to do?

Who are you
hoping to see there?
Where are you thinking of going?
 , simple present: schedule Next Monday,our class starts at
7pm, the same as always.

3 3
4 4

2. 2
1 1.
definite

1st, 2nd, third 3rd, th

Guess what I am going to China on May 25th.

He's working late

He's having a birthday party.
He's going to Costa RIca.
She´s going to Greece.
It's this month on the 25th.
Because she has plans in the morning.
will/won't- will not
homophone- one word that sounds
exactly like another word
will- well- we'll
will- not definite plans
I'll plans made right now in the moment.
you'll
we'll
they'll for plans that are not sure
he'll
she'll
it'll dinner
I'm going to

I'm going to go to Mazatlan next month.

I'm going to Mazatlan next month.
 I wanted to see my friend but he blew me off.

off
on

out
down
at
back

look
up
get on with
look after

ran out of
fell out with.0
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