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Task 1 – Identify the following future ‘tenses’: Unit 19
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f) Next year, Paul will have been living in Italy for 3 years.
Future perfect continuous About Me
Adam
g) It will probably rain tomorrow.
Future simple
b) Future continuous
Progressive moment in the future:
I will be partying overseas in January
Guessing a present action:
Mike won't be far away
Non-influential query towards somebody’s plans:
Will you have work tomorrow?
Future fixed or decided events:
You will be required to work tomorrow evening
c) Future perfect
To say something will be done, completed or achieved in the future:
I will have my drivers license by this time tomorrow
Task 3 – State how the tenses below are formed grammatically. Explain
positive, negative and question forms:
a) Future simple
Affirmative: Subject + shall/will + verb
I will play
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b) Future continuous
Affirmative: Subject + will + be + verb + ing (present participle)
John will be coming to the party
Negative: Subject + will + not + be + verb + ing (present participle)
John will not be coming to the party
Question: Will + subject + be + verb + ing (present participle)
Will John be coming to the party?
c) Future perfect
Affirmative: Subject + will + have + past participle
Jane will have finished by five
Negative: Subject + will + not + have + past participle
Jane won't have finished by five
Question: Will + subject + have + past participle
Will Jane finish by five?
Task 4 – Give at least 2 activate stage teaching ideas for the tenses
below and give examples of sentences that you would expect your
students to produce:
a) Future simple
Teaching ideas:
a. Students pair up and tell their partner what they will be doing in 10
years
b. We would ask students to produce to the class a list of items which
would help should they ever be lost.
By the end of the lessonwe would hope the students could produce
sentences similar to the following examples:
I will be working as a plumber
I shall bring a water bottle with me
b) Future continuous
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Teaching ideas:
a. Students collaborate a calendar week of their favourite activities
b. A pretend hotel clerk situation where the clerk is booking other group
members into their requested days.
c) Future perfect
Teaching ideas:
a. Students choose an important person and a year early in their career
to talk about what they will have done up until either the end of their
career or the current point in time.
b. Fill in future diaries – We think this is a good idea although maybe it
would be more enjoyable to pair people together and have them fill out
each others diaries instead.
Task 5 – Give examples of each of the pairs of tenses listed below and
explain the difference in usage between them as you would do to a low-
level student:
a) Present continuous (with a future meaning) and the ‘going to’ future
Present continuous: I'm taking the day off tomorrow
'Going to': I am going to take the day off tomorrow
Difference: The future simple tense is being promised whereas this form
of future continuous is predicting that pizza is what will be being eaten
at dinner time.
Difference: The future simple tense here indicates that 'they' have
already left and their arrival will be a certainty however the 'going to'
statement is moreso a plan of arrival.
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