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    The document provides a grammar exercise with multiple parts that focus on different grammar topics: 1) Distinguishing between the present continuous ("be going to") and simple future ("will") tenses. 2) Using contractions of "will" and "won't" to make predictions. 3) Choosing the correct prepositions to complete sentences. 4) Changing verbs in sentences to their opposites while keeping the same form. 5) Determining whether to use "a", "an", or "the" in sentences.

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    REVISION UNITS 3 AND 6 2ND ADULTS INT – TEACHER AGUSTINA.

    Part 1: Going to or present continuous?

    Choose the correct answer.

    1 Where ARE YOU GOING/ YOU GO at the weekend?

    2 We're GOING TO TRAVEL/ GO TO around India next summer.

    3 It isn't SNOWING/ GOING TO SNOW tomorrow.

    4 HE’S MEETING/HE MEETS Helen tonight.

    5 Are they GOING TO/ GO TO university next year?


    6 Harry DOES’NT COME/ ISN’T COMING to lunch with us today.

    Part 2: will / won't for predictions (2)


    Complete the sentences. Type the correct answer in the box. Use contractions where possible.

    1- I don't think he ____________ (win) the next election.


    2 - I'm sure they _________(not score) another goal.
    3 The airport __________ (be) busy in August.
    4 He ________(not find) work in winter.
    5 _________(it snow) this year?
    6 When _________ (the meeting end) ?

    Part 3: Prepositions.
    Complete with the correct preposition.

    Part 4: Verbs.
    In each sentence, change the verb in bold to the opposite verb in the same form.
    Part 5: A, an or the?

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