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Unit 6: School Outdoor activities Language Focus

Outline Collocation Will & Be going to. Be going to & Present Progressive. Practice. Sum Up. Further Practice. Homework. Grammar

Collocation Words That Go Together Go – Play Lose – Win Grammar

Collocation Circle one word or phrase that does not go with the verb in each bow below. Grammar

Collocation soccer camping hiking GO sightseeing swimming Grammar

Collocation tennis cards Games Play The piano skiing Grammar

Collocation The match The way The bus Lose weight money Grammar

Collocation Win A competition A soccer games A medal A race John Grammar

Collocation Complete the sentences with the verbs provided. Make changes when necessary. Grammar

lose beat play go win miss 1. Shall we go and _______ soccer. 2. We _______ skiing in the French Alps last year. 3. Our team _______ a gold medal at the Olympics. 4. I _______ 5 pounds when I was sick. 5. I was late for school because I ___________ the bus. 6. Simon always _______ John at tennis. went won lost had missed beats Grammar

lose beat play go win miss 7. If you don’t do it soon, you are going to _______ the opportunity. 8. The musician _______ time with his hands and feet. 9. Do you like _______ cards? 10. He scored four of the goats but ______ a penalty. 11. Maybe they have just _______ shopping. 12. I don’t think he will ________ the election. lose beats playing lost gone Grammar

Will & Be going to Grammar

Example A: We’re going to have a picnic on Saturday. Would you like to join us? B: I will go with you. Look at the sky. Don’t go out because it’s going to rain. 3. Your talk will be useful for our camping trip next month. Grammar

WILL vs BE GOING TO S + will + bare infinitive S + be going to + bare infinitive I will go to school tomorrow I’m going to go picnic next week.. S + will not + bare infinitive S + be + not + going to + bare infinitive I won’t go to school tomorrow I’m not going to go picnic next week Will + S + bare infinitive? Be+ going to + bare infinitive? Will you go to school tomorrow? Are you going to go picnic next week? Grammar

How to use WILL Used to make a prediction about the future. Ex: The company will make a profit next year. Express an immediate decision at the time of speaking Ex: A: This table is so heavy! B: I will give you a hand. Used to make an assumption. Ex: That will be Tom at the door. (I suppose) Grammar

BE GOING TO Used to describe intentions or plans. Ex: I’m going to wait here until Carol gets back. Used to describe an event whose cause is present or evident. EX: It’s so cloudy! It’s going to rain soon. Grammar

Complete the sentences using will or be going to as appropriate. Exercise 1 Complete the sentences using will or be going to as appropriate. Grammar

Exercise 1 1) According to the weather forecast, It ______ be sunny tomorrow. 2) A: Why did you buy this big bag? B: I ___________ spend two weeks at a music camp. 3) A: We need a big tent. B: I ______ bring it. will am going to will Grammar

Exercise 1 4) A: We ___________ go to the science museum this afternoon. What time will we meet? B: I think we ______ meet at school at 1 p.m. 5) A: What will we bring with us? B: Camping gear and a lot of food are what we ______ need. are going to will will Grammar

Present Progressive vs Be going to Grammar

Example 2) I’m going to wait at the school gate until you come. 1) We are visiting his village at 9:00 a.m. next week. 2) I’m going to wait at the school gate until you come. 3) This is my last day here. I’m going back to England tomorrow. Grammar

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE Used to describe fixed arrangement, especially social or travel arrangement. Ex: - Lan is meeting her friends at 10a.m. this morning. - They are leaving London tomorrow. Note: We can substitute the going to-future with the Present Progressive when using an expression of time. Grammar

Exercise 2 Complete the sentences using present progressive or be going to as appropriate. Grammar

Exercise 2 1) Before I go to England next year, I _________________ (learn) some English. 2) They ___________ (leave) for Ho Chi Minh City at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow. 3) I don’t understand this exercise, so I think I _______________ (see) our English teacher this afternoon. am going to learn are leaving am going to see Grammar

Exercise 2 4) What ____ you ___________ (do) next when you have finished this job? 5) We ___________ (have) a party at eight o’clock tonight. Can you come? 6) Vietnam __________ (play) Thailand in today’s final. are going to do are having is playing Grammar

Exercise 2 7) I have to get up early tomorrow. I _________ (have) an important English test at 7:00 a.m. 8) I’m very tired. I’____________ (not/work) anymore today. am having m not going to wok Grammar

Choose the correct answer to fill each blank. Exercise 3 Choose the correct answer to fill each blank. Grammar

Exercise 3 A: Let’s go swimming this afternoon. B: Great! I expect it _____ fun. will be is is being Grammar

Exercise 3 A: Have you decided to apply for that job? B: Yes, I did last week. I ____ for that job tomorrow. will apply am going to apply am to apply Grammar

Exercise 3 A: I can’t do this exercise. B: I _____ you. help will help am going to help A: What _____ tonight? B: Nothing special. are you doing will you do do you do Grammar

Exercise 3 A: Could I have a word with you, please? B: Sorry. My train ____ in five minute. is going to leave leaves will leave Grammar

Sum Up FUTURE MIX Will Be going to Present Progressive Simple Present Prediction about the future. Assumption. Spontaneous decision. - Planned action in the future. - Logical consequence. - Fix arrangement for the near future. - Action set by a time table or schedule. Grammar

FURTHER PRACTICE Task 1: Decide whether these sentences below are correct or incorrect. Then give them the correct answers. Grammar

Task 1 will I’m too tired to walk. I’m going to take a taxi. A: What are you going to do tonight? B: I will meet some old friends at a party. 3. A: What are you going? Are you going shopping? B: Yes, I’m buying some beef for dinner. am going to am going to Grammar

Task 1 will Have you sent will A: What would you like to drink? Tea or coffee? B: I have tea, please. 5. A: Did you send that letter for me? B: Oh, I’m sorry. I completely forgot. I’m going to do it now. will Have you sent will Grammar

Task 2: Choose the best answer to complete each conversation. B: I’m getting up early, packing a lunch, and taking a bus to the beach. a. What are you doing now? b. What are you going to do tomorrow? Grammar

Task 2 2. A: I don’t need an umbrella. It’s not raining B: _________ a. But It’s raining this afternoon b. But it’s going to rain this afternoon 3. A: Tomorrow election is going to be close. B: _________ a. Yes, but I think Cole will win b. Yes, but I think Cole’s winning Grammar

Task 2 4. A: Next Monday is Jason’s birthday B: ________ a. Yes, we’re going to have a party for her b. Yes we will have a party for her 5. A: This bow is very heavy. I can’t carry it any longer. B: __________ a. Don’t worry. I’m going to carry it b. I’ll carry it for you. Grammar

Task 2 4. A: Next Monday is Jason’s birthday B: ________ a. Yes, we’re going to have a party for her b. Yes we will have a party for her 5. A: This bow is very heavy. I can’t carry it any longer. B: __________ a. Don’t worry. I’m going to carry it b. I’ll carry it for you. Grammar

Homework Review the lesson Prepare Unit 7: The Mass Media. Grammar