Unit 4 Lesson A & B Edwin Didier Chávez González

Lesson A & B Unit 4

Lagunas Vega Aglael

“Celebrations”

"Lesson A“ “Lesson B”

Talk about gift giving and birthdays Talk about how you celebrate special days.
using be going to and indirect objects Talk about plans using the present
continuous or be going to

Birthdays Birthdays Special days Special days

Gramar: Future with be going to
To talk about your future plans, you can
use be going to + verb.
In affirmative statements, use subject +
be + going to + verb:
Examples: I'm going to buy something
special.
In negative statements, use subject
+ be + not + going to + verb:
You're not going to get a present.
She's not going to be 50.
Remember, you can also use isn't (= is not)
and aren't (= are not), especially after
names and nouns:
Marcos isn't going to have a party
My parents aren't going to have a party.
Questions
To ask questions about someone's future
The present continuous is often used to talk
plans, you can use be going to.
To ask Yes-No questions, use be + subject +
going to + verb . . . ?:
A : Are you going to have a party?
B Yes, we are. / No, we're not.
Grammar: Present continuous for
the future; be going to
You can use the present continuous
or be going to to talk about plans.
Present continuous for the future
about plans with specific times or places:
A: What are you doing for New Year's Eve?
B: We're going to The Sea Grill for dinner.
We're meeting friends there at 8:30.
be going to
You can use be going to is often
used to talk about plans:
A What are you going to do for
New Year's Eve?
B We're going to go somewhere
for dinner. We're going to meet
some friends at a staurant.
You can also use be going to to talk
about predictions for the future:
It's going to be fun.
It's going to snow tomorrow.