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    This document provides a grammar review activity using sentence completion and questions about the future and first conditional. Students are divided into groups where they take turns drawing cards from a pile and completing sentences or answering questions using either "will" or "going to" correctly. If answered correctly, they keep the card, if incorrectly it goes to the bottom. The student with the most cards at the end wins. The activity aims to review and practice using will or going to for future forms and the first conditional.

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    This document provides a grammar review activity using sentence completion and questions about the future and first conditional. Students are divided into groups where they take turns drawing cards from a pile and completing sentences or answering questions using either "will" or "going to" correctly. If answered correctly, they keep the card, if incorrectly it goes to the bottom. The student with the most cards at the end wins. The activity aims to review and practice using will or going to for future forms and the first conditional.

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    5 Grammar Review

    Talk about it!

    What are you going to do after college today? Where are you going to go on your next holiday?

    Who are you going to see at the weekend? What are you going to study next year?

    When are you going to do your homework? What will schools be like in the year 2030?

    Which of your friends will have the most exciting job in


    Where will you travel to in the future?
    the future?

    What will the weather be like next winter? Where will you be in the year 2040?

    Complete this sentence: Complete this sentence:


    If I don’t have breakfast tomorrow morning, … If my teacher is ill next week, …

    Complete this sentence: Complete this sentence:


    If the weather is good at the weekend, … If I don’t understand this lesson, …

    Complete this sentence: Complete this sentence:


    If I don’t tidy my room, … … , I will be very angry.

    Complete this sentence: Complete this sentence:


    … , my family will be very happy. … , my friends will be very surprised.

    Complete this sentence: Complete this sentence:


    … , I will swim in the sea. … , it will be a disaster!

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    Solutions Third Edition Pre-Intermediate photocopiable © Oxford University Press


    5 Grammar Review
    Aims: To review and practise will or going to for future and
    the first conditional. This can be completed when students
    have finished the unit.
    Time: 15–20 minutes
    Materials: 1 set of cards cut up for each group of four or five
    students
    • Divide students into groups of four or five. Give each
    group a set of cards, which they place face down in the
    middle of them. One student takes a card from the top
    of the pile and either completes the first conditional
    sentence or answers the question, using will or going to.
    If they make a correct sentence, they can keep the card.
    If they make a mistake, they put the card at the bottom
    of the pile.
    • Play continues in a clockwise direction until all of the
    cards are used up or you stop the activity. The winner is
    the student who has the most cards at the end.

    Solutions
     Third Edition Pre-Intermediate photocopiable © Oxford University Press

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