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2) Be Going To
3) Present Continuous
4) Present Simple
5) Future Continuous
Future Tenses – Uses
a. Timetabled events, e.g. TV programme or train departure
b. Personal arrangements
c. Predictions (when you can see the evidence)
d. Predictions (based on no evidence)
e. General future intentions (not arranged)
f. Decisions made at the time of speaking
g. Promises
h. Decisions already made
i. Offers, refusals
Future Tenses – Uses
1) Future Simple - d, f, g, i
2) Be Going To - c, e, h
3) Present Continuous - b
4) Present Simple - a
2. What are your plans for the weekend? (go mountain climbing)
4. Can we meet after school today? (Cynthia and I study this afternoon)
2. What are your plans for the weekend? (go mountain climbing)
4. Can we meet after school today? (Cynthia and I study this afternoon)
2. What are your plans for the weekend?I’m / We’re going / going to go
mountain climbing.
4. Can we meet after school today? (Cynthia and I study this afternoon)
2. What are your plans for the weekend? I’m / We’re going / going to go mountain
climbing.
4. Can we meet after school today? (Cynthia and I study this afternoon)
2. What are your plans for the weekend? I’m / We’re going / going to go mountain
climbing.
4. Can we meet after school today?No, Cynthia and I are going to study/ are
studying thi safternoon.
2. What are your plans for the weekend? I’m / We’re going / going to go mountain
climbing.
4. Can we meet after school today?No, Cynthia and I are going to study/ are
studying thi safternoon.
Work in small groups (2-3), discuss and decide on a holiday itinerary for
you and your visiting friends. Remember to use “will” when you make
spontaneous decisions and when you write your plans in the itinerary use
“be going to”.
Think about:
where will you go? what food will you eat?
what will you do? where will you stay?
what will you show your friends? what souvenirs will you buy?