Future Forms
What's the correct future form? "I_____ visit my grandparents this weekend." (will/am going to)
I am going to visit my grandparents this weekend.
Complete:"_____ you not coming to the party?."
Are you not coming to the party?
Turn this into a statement question:"You are tired."
You are tired?
Complete the tag: "It's cold today,______?
isn't it?
Write a tag question using the verb will.
You won't come to the party, will you?
Choose the correct option:"We____ leave at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow." (will/are)
We are leaving at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow.
True or False: "Don't you like pizza?" is a negative question
True
Choose the correct form:"You like chocolate?" or "Do you like chocolate?"
You like chocolate?
Complete the tag: "You are coming to the game,_____?
Aren't you?
Create a negative future question with be going to.
aren't you going to travel next month.
What tense is used for timetables? "The train____ at 7." (departs/will depart)
The train departs at 7.
Why do we use a negative question? Give an example.
To confirm information: Aren't you a student?
Why do some people use statement questions in conversations?
Some people use statement questions to confirm information.
What is the tag for "They don't like sushi"?
do they?
What's wrong: "He will goes to school tomorrow."
goes
Fix the mistake: "I going to watch a movie tonight."
I am going to watch a movie tonight.
Make this negative: "she is coming with us, isn't she?"
isn't she coming with us?
Turn this into a statement question: "They will help us."
They will help us?
True or False: Tag questions always use the same tense as the main sentence.
True
Write a statement question using simple present.
She is your teacher?
Write a sentence using the Present Continuous for a future plan.
I am.....
Create a negative question using "going to" about someone's weekend.
Aren't you going to the beach this weekend?
Make a natural-sounding statement question using future tense
You will come to the party?
Make a positive sentence with a negative tag using the future tense.
It will rain today, won't it?
Write a short conversation (2-3 lines) using a tag question, a statement question, and a future form.
It's a beautiful day, isn't it?