People, Places, and Things
What is the capital of Morocco?
Rabat.
get around to
Keep an eye ____
on
State a prediction:
Oh no. It _________ rain!
It's going to rain!
What is the form of the future simple?
will + verb
What reference words do we use for people? Give 2
them, they, those people, him/her, one, ones, etc
to stop trying = _____________
give up
Annoyed _____
with / at
Give a promise:
Don't worry, I _______ do my homework.
I will do my homework.
What is the form of the FUTURE PERFECT?
Will + have + past participle
What word or phrase do you use to agree with someone? (4 possible answers)
"We started studying hard two weeks ago."
"We did _______!"
the same, too, so, also
to inscribe = _______ ____
sign up / sign up for
Responsible _____
for
Add a future form
I was ____________ start studying, but my phone distracted me.was just about to start
What is the form of the future progressive?
will + be + verb + ing
State a goal of yours for the new year. Use future tenses.
(answers vary but should use the correct future tenses)
Continue doing something = ________
keep on
Take pride ____
and give the meaning (with words or gesture)
in;
fière de, s'enorgueillissent (as suggested by linguee.com)
Imagine the future:
How ________ (she / feel) if I say no? I can't do that to her!
How will she feel?
Use the correct form (of FPerf, FPP, or FProg).
"I'm sorry, but ________ (I / not / go) with you to the movies tonight."
"I won't be going"
Why are goals important? Talk for one minute about your opinion. Take 30 seconds to prepare.
(answers vary)
I'm going to _________ a new sport like soccer. I can join the local rec league for fun.
take up
I think it's important for teenagers to start to ___________ their own lives and their own choices. (2 possible answers)
take charge of, take responsibility for
Describe the differences between using simple future and "going to" to talk about the future.
Simple future = decisions, certain
Going to = less certain, predictions, plans without details.
Complete the sentence using FPerf, FProg, or FPP. Choose the correct tense.
"By the time the movie ends, _________ (I / sit) for over three hours!"
"I will have been sitting"