Copyright ©2010 www. eslkidsworld. com Read the paragraph below and find the text in the maze. Find the text in the maze! Wh1. at will cars use for fuel in the future.

 

Copyright ©2010 www. eslkidsworld. com Read the paragraph below and find the text in the maze. Find the text in the maze! Wh1. at will cars use for fuel in the future.

 

Copyright ©2010 www. eslkidsworld. com Read the paragraph below and find the text in the maze. Find the text in the maze! Wh1. at will cars use for fuel in the future.

 

predictions will or be going to Someday people will drive flying cars. Someday you are going to get married. informal future actions and states.

 

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predictions will or be going to Someday people will drive flying cars. Someday you are going to get married. informal future actions and states.

 

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Part II Land Use Plan Report.

 

Prepared for Department of Sustainability Environment Lake Mokoan Future Land Use Strategy Report 22 September 2006.

 

Part III Strategy and Implementation Report.

 

Prepared for Department of Sustainability Environment Lake Mokoan Future Land Use Strategy Report 22 September 2006.

 

Find the text in the maze! 1. Where are they going to _________ __________ 2. What animals will they see _____ ________ 3. What time.

 

Use BE GOING TO INFINITIVE for general plans, arragements, and intentions about the future. Ex. I’m going to China on holidays. Use MIGHT/COULD INFINITIVE when a plan or intention.

 

To express future time we use different verb forms depending on what we want to say, so will infinitive, going to infinitive, the present simple.

 

Verbs in the Future Tense WhichWord ± Sentences Circle the letter of the word that best completes the sentence. 1 I ______ two of those books. A. willcall.

 

Name: Date: Decide whether the sentence is active or passive. Circle the correct form. Then write the opposite tense below. I ate a piece.

 

Class: 1. Expressions of time: add on the timeline an expression of time for each number, according to its position use every expression only once! The past 1. 2. 3. Now 4. 5. Two weeks.

 

Name: Date: Decide whether the sentence is active or passive. Circle the correct form. Then write the opposite tense below. I ate a piece.

 

Example: Okay, if no one else will cook dinner, I will. In this example, the phrase “will” is used because the speaker is volunteering to cook.

 

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Verb Tenses - Participles MatchIt Definitions Match the definition on the right to the word on the left that is the best match. 1 undergoing past participle.

 

1. - SALLY: We are going to the rock concert on Sunday night. We are meeting outside the stadium at 5. 00 2. - We are having a party on Saturday. All our friends are coming 3. - This food’s.

 

Future Simple will V I will go to the USA this summer. It’s my intention. Immediate Future to be going to V I’m going to go to the USA this summer. It’s my plan.

 

ELD 3 Verb Tense Study Future Tense Lesson One: Future Tense StepOne Subjects :who are the subjects in this picture Make.

 

Name: Date: Decide whether the sentence is active or passive. Circle the correct form. Then write the opposite tense below. I ate a piece.

 

ELD 3 Verb Tense Study Future Tense Lesson One: Future Tense StepOne Subjects :who are the subjects in this picture Make.

 

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