-Plan a day outside the city

-Talk about your plans for

ENGLISH III
October 6th-2022
celebrations
-Grammar: Review
• going to; will/won´t –shall
Teacher: Leydy Bonilla • Should
 REVIEW

TIME EXPRESSIONS TIME EXPRESSIONS

WITH PRESENT WITH PAST SIMPLE
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FUTURE TENSE

Predictions
WILL GOING TO
 About predictions….
• GOING TO • WILL
• When there are definite signs that • When we think or believe something
something is going to happen. (Evidence)
about the future. (Prediction)
Something is likely to happen based on the
evidence or experience you have.
• I think United will win the game.
• I think it is going to rain - I just felt a drop. • I think it will rain later so take an
• Look at those black clouds. It is going umbrella with you.
to rain. (going to)
• Note: You can use both Will and Going
• I don't feel well. I think I'm going to
throw up. (throw up = vomit) to for making future predictions.

• Going to is used to describe something is •Will expresses a future fact.

about to happen.
Let’s practice!
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WHAT ARE YOUR PLANS OR PREDICTIONS FOR APRIL AND MAY?

PAY ATTENTION TO THE FUTURE TENSES
THEY ARE USING.
Practice writing
• An email: A party

• Read the email from your English friend, Alex.

• I’d love to come to your party. What time does it start? Where is it? What shall I bring?

• Write an email to Alex and answer the questions.

• Write your email in 25 words or more.

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• An email: Not being able to go to a party
• Your friend Alex has invited you to a party this Saturday afternoon but you can’t go.
•
Write an email to Alex. In your email:
• apologize to Alex
• explain why you can’t go
• suggest another day when you could meet.
•
Write your email in about 100 words.
•
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Practice Reading comprehesion
• https://lingua.com/english/reading/halloween/

• From the 2 links of writing and this reading upload the final score
and feedback in the following link:
• You must create a folder with your names
• https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1eD44Q8hOX5waL2dTW4vz
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 SHALL

BRITISH
FORM

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 • It’s used with I and We to make questions or suggestions
SHALL about the future.
Example: It’s dark. Shall I turn the lights on?
• Structure: Wh + shall + subject + verb + complement?
• shall + subject + verb + complement?
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 Bibliography

- Cambridge English Empowered B1-B1+

- Speakout Pre-intrermediate Teacher’s Resource Book