Will It Happen?
Complete: "Experts believe that by 2040, most houses ___ solar panels."
What is "will have"
Complete with a time expression: “I’ll text you ___ I arrive.”
What is: "when"
Fill in: “This book is ___ interesting ___ that one.”
What is: as – as
Complete: “They ___ studied more. That’s why they failed.”
What is: should have
Define: “estimate”
a) reduce
b) guess a number
c) reject
What is: guess a number
Fill with a modal: “In the future, we ___ travel by underground hyperloop systems.”
What is "might"
Choose the correct: “___ you study, you’ll do well in the exam.”
a) Until
b) Unless
c) As soon as
What is: "Unless"
Add the correct prefix: “The staff was ___organized and slow.”
What is: dis
Complete: “If I hadn’t been sick, I ___ gone to the match.”
What is: would have
Choose the word: “A person who invites you to dinner is the ___.”
What is: host
Create a sentence using “going to have” and something about future education.
What is "student´s answer"
Model: “Students are going to have more online classes in the next decade.”
Write a first conditional using “as soon as.” Topic: technology.
what is: “As soon as the update is ready, I’ll install the new software.”
What is the teacher´s full name
What is: Camilo Andres Zárate Granda
Complete using third conditional: “You / tell me / I / help you”
What is: “If you had told me, I would have helped you.”
Give the word: “A ___ is someone who visits your home. The opposite is the ___.”
What is: guest / host
Correct the mistake and explain why: “By 2050, we going to have flying cars.”
What is: “we are going to have flying cars.”
Explanation: Missing auxiliary “are” for future with “going to.”
Identify the error: “I’ll leave when the class will finish.”
Explain the rule.
What is: “will finish” → Correct: “finishes”
Explanation: Present simple used after time clauses.
Rewrite using “one of the best”: “That dish was amazing. I’ve never tasted anything like it.”
What is: “That dish was one of the best I’ve ever tasted.”
Which sentence expresses achieved past ability?
a) I could run fast.
b) I was able to run fast.
c) I managed to win the race.
What is: I managed to win the race.
Which word doesn’t belong? Why?
offended / impolite / patient / determined
What is: patient – It’s positive; the others describe negative or emotional reactions
Combine: “finish university / get a job abroad” using the present perfect to show sequence in future time.
What is: "As soon as I have finished university, I will apply for a job abroad.”
Rewrite: “I’ll talk to her. First I arrive at school.” using a time clause.
What is: “I’ll talk to her AS SOON AS I arrive at school.”
How old is teacher Camilo
What is: 23
Explain the difference: “She could play piano” vs. “She managed to play piano at the show.”
What is: “Could play” = general ability; “managed to” = successfully did it in a specific situation.
Use all 3 in a logical context: she, talented, run, participate, beat your opponents, easy.
What is: “She’s a talented runner who will participate in the tournament and beat her opponents easily.”