Future plans
Choose the correct option:
“Look at those dark clouds! It ______ rain.”
a) will
b) is going to
c) is
is going to
Which sentence expresses advice?
a) You should bring a jacket.
b) You have to show your passport.
c) You must pay the fee.
A
Complete:
“We ______ meeting at the airport tomorrow.”
a) are
b) do
c) will
are
Which is more polite?
“Give me your phone.”
or
“Could you give me your phone?”
Could you give me your phone?
Complete:
“I'm sorry ______ being late.”
for
Complete:
“I haven't decided yet, but I think I ______ travel to Cartagena this summer.”
will
Complete:
“You ______ have a passport to travel internationally.”
a) should
b) have to
c) would
have to
Choose the correct sentence:
a) The plane is leaving at 8:00.
b) The plane leaves at 8:00.
c) Both are possible.
Both are possible.
Complete:
“______ you help me with my suitcase, please?”
a) Could
b) Must
c) Should
Could
Which is a polite complaint?
a) This room is terrible!
b) Excuse me, but there's a problem with my room.
What's the difference between these sentences?
“I'm going to visit Bogotá.”
“I'll visit Bogotá.”
“Be going to” usually expresses a planned intention, while “will” can express a decision made at the moment or a prediction.
What's the difference between:
“You should arrive early.”
“You have to arrive early.”
Should = recommendation/advice.
Have to = necessity/requirement.
Complete:
“What time ______ the train leave tomorrow?”
a) is
b) does
c) will
does
Someone asks:
“Can you help me carry this bag?”
Give an appropriate response.
Sure, no problem!
OR
Sorry, I can't right now.
Complete:
“Would you mind ______ the music down?”
a) turn
b) turning
c) to turn
turning OR to turn
Correct the mistake:
“I will going to visit my grandparents next weekend.”
I'm going to visit my grandparents next weekend.
OR I will visit my grandparents next weekend.
Your friend is traveling to a cold country for the first time. Give two pieces of advice, using different expressions.
You should bring warm clothes - You need to check the weather before you go
Correct the sentence:
“We are go to the beach on Saturday.”
We are going to the beach on Saturday.
Make this request more polite:
“Open the window.”
Could you open the window, please?
OR
Would you mind opening the window?
You promised to meet your friend at 5:00, but you arrived at 6:00. Give an apology and an excuse.
I'm really sorry I'm late. I missed the bus.
You and your friend are planning a vacation. Say four sentences:
We're going to visit Medellín next month - I'll book the hotel tonight - Etc
Your flight leaves at 5:00 a.m. You need to arrive at the airport two hours early and you don't want to miss your flight.
Give three recommendations or necessities using must, need to, have to, or should.
I have to wake up early - I need to leave home at 2:30 - I should prepare my suitcase tonight
“We ______ to Cartagena next Saturday, but the bus ______ at 8:00 a.m.”
a) are traveling / leaves
b) travel / is leaving
c) are traveling / is leaving
a) are traveling / leaves
You are at a hotel. You have three problems:
Make three polite requests to the receptionist.
Could you turn up the heating, please?
Could I have another towel?
Would you mind checking the Wi-Fi?
Choose the best response:
A: “I'm sorry. I forgot to send you the information.”
B: “__________”
a) That's all right. Please send it when you can.
b) You must send it yesterday.
c) Would you mind forgetting it?
a) That's all right. Please send it when you can.