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1 Lesson 1: I’ll visit your house tomorrow.

2 Past 과거 Present 현재 Future 미래 We are using this!

3 Simple Future Tense SubjectAuxiliary Verb Main Verb + (positive)Iwillopenthe door. +Youwillfinishbefore me. - (negative)Shewillnotbeat school tomorrow. -Wewillnotgohome yet. ? (question)Willyousingtomorrow? ?Willtheyvisitthe museum?

4 Subject+ will + VERB+____ or Subject + will + VERB+ TIME. Or Time + Subject + will + Verb.

5 Subject+ will + VERB+ ____ I will exercise at home. He will learn Korean.

6 Subject + will + VERB + TIME. I will exercise after school. She will learn Korean this year.

7 Time + Subject + will + Verb+ ___. This weekend we will go to Lotte world. Next weekCathy will join the history club.

8 Future Time phrases….. Tomorrow This afternoon On Saturday This weekend Next month Next year In the morning In the evening tonight

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