These are some phrases from the listening.

Look at the underlined words

and answer the questions A)/B) / C):
1) E: What are you going to do next year? Are you going to go to the
university?
F: I’m not going to go to the university yet. I’m going to look for a job.
A) Are the boy and the grandma talking about the past or the future?
B) What are the boy’s plans for the next year?
C) Choose: For plans, we use (will-be going to)

2) I’m going to a party at katie’s. I’m staying the night there.

A) Are the daughter and the father talking about the future or the
present?
B) Has the girl arranged earlier to go to katie’s party?
C) Choose: For arrangement we use ( will / be + ving)

3) Where’s your coat. You can’t go out like this. It’s going to be cold
tonight.
A) Are the daughter and the father talking about the past or the
future?
B) Why can’t the daughter go out like that wearing light clothes?
C) What’s the father’s weather prediction of tonight?
D) Choose: for prediction, we use (going to /be + ving).

4) E: Why can’t I borrow the car?

F: Because you’ll drive too fast.
E: I won’t I promise. I will drive really slowly.

A) Are the son and the mother talking about the past or the future?
B) Why the son can’t take the car?
C) What did he promise his mom with?
D) For prediction and promises, we use ( will / be+ving).