Simple present
Complete: She ______ (go) to school by bus every day.
GOES
Complete: I think robots ______ (help) us in the future.
WILL HELP
Complete with going to: We ______ (visit) Cartagena next month. We already bought the tickets.
ARE GOING TO VISIT
Complete: If it rains, we ______ (stay) at home.
WILL STAY
What is the opposite of “turn left”?
TURN RIGHT
Complete: She ______ (go) to school by bus every day.
DOESN'T
Make it negative: “It will rain tomorrow.”
It won’t (will not) rain tomorrow.
Will or going to? “Look at the black clouds! It ______ rain.”
is going to rain (evidence now)
Complete: If you ______ (eat) too much junk food, you will get sick.
EAT
Complete: The ice-cream shop is ______ the bank and the church.
between
Make a question: they / play football on Saturdays
DO THEY PLAY FOOTBALL ON SATURDAYS?
Make a question: people / live on Mars / in 2050
Will people live on Mars in 2050?
Will or going to? “I’m thirsty.” “I ______ get you some water.”
will / I’ll get (decision at the moment)
Put the words in order: garbage / throw / we / If / on the street, / dirty / the city / will / be
If we throw garbage on the street, the city will be dirty.
You are lost. Ask how to get to the beach.
Excuse me, how do I get to the beach? / Where is the beach? / Is there a beach near here?
Correct the mistake: “Does your mom works in a hospital?”
Does your mom work in a hospital?
Correct the mistake: “She will goes to the party tomorrow.”
She will go to the party tomorrow. (base verb after will)
Improve the sentence: “Tomorrow I will visit my grandma. I planned it last week.”
Improve the sentence: “Tomorrow I will visit my grandma. I planned it last week.”
Correct the mistake: “If you will study, you will pass the exam.”
If you study, you will pass the exam. (no will in the if-clause)
Put the words in order: street / the / Cross / right / and / turn
Cross the street and turn right.
Give TWO uses of the Simple Present, with one example for each.
Habits/routines (I get up at 6:00 every day); facts/general truths (The sun rises in the east); schedules (The bus leaves at 6:30). Any two with correct examples.
Name the use of will in each sentence: 1) “I’ll carry your bag.” 2) “I promise I won’t be late.” 3) “I think electric cars will be cheaper in 2030.”
1) offer / spontaneous decision; 2) promise; 3) prediction (opinion).
Explain the difference between will and going to, with one example of each.
Going to: plans decided before speaking / predictions with evidence now (I’m going to study medicine; Look! It’s going to rain). Will: decisions at the moment, promises, predictions based on opinion (I’ll help you; I think robots will…).
Finish with your own idea: “If the mayor fixes the traffic problem, …” and name the structure.
e.g. “…people will arrive on time.” Structure: If + Simple Present, will + base verb.
Give directions from your school to a place you know. Use at least 3 commands and 1 place word
Open answer