Hi There!!!
How's things?
Let's do this exercise.
Listen to the sentences carefully and type them using the future form of
"GOING TO"
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DICTATION EXERCISE USING "GOING TO" WITH SPORTS
Let's do this exercise.
Listen to the sentences carefully and type them using the future form of
"GOING TO"
6th Heroes - Unit 6: THE NEW TEACHER STORY
Hi There!!!
Unit 6
THE NEW TEACHER
This is a science fiction story. Some children will go to Mars in a fantastic trip, and they will be able to do on Mars amazing things.
Now, it's time to listen and read this story at the same time. This is very important to improve your listening and reading skills.
GRAMMAR EXPLANATION ABOUT "WILL" IN FUTURE TENSE
Hi There!!!
How's things?
Now, it's time to read carefully the following information about talking about the future.
Here below, there is an explanation with the using rule of "WILL".
"WILL" is used in the following aspects:
(a) for predictions
I think she will get to London at 5 p.m. on the dot.
(b) the future actions happen without the speaker's intention.
The sun will shine tomorrow.
(c) spontaneous actions
Hang on! I will have a word with you.
In this chart, you can read how to form affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences with "WILL".
(Remember to copy all the information in your english notebook)
Here below, there is an explanation with the using rule of "WILL".
"WILL" is used in the following aspects:
(a) for predictions
I think she will get to London at 5 p.m. on the dot.
(b) the future actions happen without the speaker's intention.
The sun will shine tomorrow.
(c) spontaneous actions
Hang on! I will have a word with you.
In this chart, you can read how to form affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences with "WILL".
Positive
|
Negative
|
Question
|
I will
study.
|
I will
not play. -- I won’t play.
|
Will I play?
|
You will
read.
|
You will
not read. -- You won’t read.
|
Will you read?
|
He
will run.
|
He
will not run. -- He won’t run.
|
Will he
run?
|
She
will go.
|
She
will not go. -- She won’t go.
|
Will she
go?
|
It
will break.
|
It
will not break. -- It won’t break.
|
Will it
break?
|
We
will dance.
|
We
will not dance. -- We won’t dance
|
Will we
dance?
|
They
will watch.
|
They
will not watch. -- They won’t watch.
|
Will they
watch?
|
After studying the rules, you are able to take the following exercise using "WILL" for the future.
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