Grammar: Expressing intentions and plans that changed: Was / Were going to would 1 Complete each stacement with the corect Wore oF phrase to express incetions and pans that nangea 1 Tedsziditwasgoing to ¥ ein, butiteidnt, 2 Iwasgoing to ¥ tel to africa but my plans change, 3 Tunougre dat she would graduate v ,vucsne lane 4 Teroughe me would be late butwe weren't ¥ ‘5 Emanwas going to v stuay ar. tux he became inmerescea in computers 6 Thelsved that Rams would ¥ mary Michael 7. You sid you weren going to come tothe game, butyeu i 8 Marta was going to ¥ rive me tothe azpor,butshe wast feng well ‘speeking: explain a change of intentions or plans 1 Drag and drop the words to put the sentences in order Sowhat are you doing these days? ¥ Well, in dental school. ¥ [No kidding! ¥ Ithought you hed other plans. ¥ That's right. ¥ Twas going to bean artist, but !changed my mind. How come? ¥ Well, it's hard to make 2 living asa paintert ¥ eR RP eeGrammar: Expressing intentions and plans that changed: Was / Were going to and would 2 ae 100% Read each direct speech statement about intentions and plans. Complete the indirect speech statement Example: My sister Jane said, ‘Tm going to be a nurse.” My sister Jane said |she was going to be a nurse 11 The teacher told her, "You will do well on the exam.” ‘The teacher told her that she would do welll on the exam v | 2 My brother thought, “Lill lose the geme." ‘My brother thought he would lose the game v’. 3 Dad said, “T'm not going to travel in the summer.” Dad said he wasn't going to travel in the summer ¥ 4 My grandparents said, "We will help you pay for school.” ‘My grandparents said they would help me pay for school 7 5. The weather forecaster said, “It's going te rain all day.” ‘The weather forecaster said it was going to rain all day ¥ 6 Mr. Smith said, "I'm going to learn French.” ‘Mr. Smith said he was going to learn French 7 7 Ms. Green told my mother, "Ibelieve you will get better soon.” Ms. Green told my mother that she believed she would get better soon V . & The man said, "think the party will be great.” ‘The man said he thought the party would be great vVocabulary: Reasons for changing plans 1 {Leok at ne pictures. Type the missing words, 1 Ttrougntt would bea lawyer, but! cidnt pass ¥ the exam ¥ 2 1wasgoingto marry George, but changed ¥ my mind ¥ 2. Tamredto tea rocesnar bit mytastes changes ¥ 5 Twmgoingtobe an ast but'shardtomake ¥ aliving ¥ as an arts,Vocabulary: Reasons for changing plans 2 ‘Match each woman's situation with the reason why she changed her plans. soo errr eh crea te[LL Grammar: Perfect modals 1 Complete each statement with a perfect modal. 100% Example: Henry has not been at work lately. He | might have lost (might / lose) his job. 11 Marco should have studied v (should / study) abroad. He was such a good student. 2 Tcould have gotten v (could /get)a better job after I graduated from college. 3 Jack would have been ¥ (would / be) a good lanyer, buthe changed his mind. 4 Emily went home early yesterday. She must not have been ¥ (must not / be) feeling well. 5S. Diane couldn't have gone ¥' (could not / go) skiing. She hates skiing! ‘6 Jess shouldn't have bought ¥ (should not / buy) such a fancy car. It was so expensive. 7-3 good thing Lucy didn't move to the city. She wouldn't have liked 4 (would not ike) city Ife. Carlosis sneezing and coughing a lot. He must have forgotten v (must forget) to take his allergy medication,Grammar: Perfect modals 2 rama chaose the modal that logically completes each sentence. \write that modal and the verb in the perfect 100% ‘modal form. Example: should = would 1] should have moved | {move) to France last year. I would have learned | (learn) French by now! 1 would couldn't ‘They couldn't have known (know) about the accident. They would have called ¥ (call) us. 2 mustnot may Tmvupset that Emay have fatled v (fall) the exam. I must not have studied ¥ (study) enough. 3 shouldnt might ‘She might have gotten ¥_ (get) sick during the hike. she shouldn't have gone ¥ (go) wfth us. 4 could would ‘You could have come ¥* (come) skiing with us. Iwould have driven ¥ (drive) you. 5 maynot would ‘Matt may not have seen’ (see) you at the stadium. Otherwise, he would have sald ¥ (say) hello. 6 should = must ‘Mom musthave forgotten ¥ (forget) to pick us up. We should have called (call) her to remind her.