Future
What will you do on Friday?
EX: I will go to a Museum on Friday / I'm going to a museum on Friday.
What is the structure of the Present continuous?
Subject + verb to be + verb (-ing) + complement
What will you do if you don't have water in your house?
EX: If I don't have water in my house, I will buy more water.
What is bigger than a cow?
EX: A dog is not as big as a cow.
A whale is bigger than a cow.
A bull is as big as a cow
What is the most beautiful place you have seen?
EX: The most beautiful place I've seen is El Salto Angel
What is the structure of the future simple?
Subject + will + verb (infinitive) + complement
Can we use the Present cont for the future? Give an example.
Yes!
I'm playing soccer on Saturday!
What do we use the first conditional for?
To talk about things that are very likely to happen.
If the adjective is short, what will be the form of the comparative?
We add -ER at the end: Fast - Faster
If the adjective is short, how do we transform it into the superlative form?|
We add "est" at the end
Slow - slowest
What is the informal way of saying "I'm going"
"I'm gonna"
EX: I'm gonna go to the supermarket
What are you doing on Sunday morning?
EX: I'm having breakfast with my family on Sunday morning.
What is the structure of the first conditional?
Condition: If + present simple
Result: , + future simple
"more" beautiful becomes "more beatiful"
Do we always need to add "the" when using a superlative adjective?
YES! ALWAYS ALL THE TIME!
What is the difference between "going to" and "Will"
"Will" spontaneous decisions and "Going to" for planned actions
What is the difference between "going to" and the present continuous?
None! We can use them both for planned actions.
Gotcha! (or not)
Find the mistake in the next sentence:
If I play tennis very well I can go to Wimbledon.
If I play tennis very well, I can go to Wimbledon.
There was no comma ;)
What are the 2 irregular adjectives in the comparative form?
Good and bad (bette and worse)
Is there any irregular adjective in the superlatives?
Yes! Same as comparatives good and bad (best and worst)