Search Results for: be+going to future tense

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Teaching Practice 8

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Upper-intermediate level

SS will review and practice future tense forms of going to, will+ verb and the present continuous in the context of jobs and professions. Ss will be introduced to a grammar lesson through Test-teach-test and discovery approaches. Ss by the end of the lesson will distinguish between the different forms expressing future actions.

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Future tenses for prediction / holiday and travel

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Intermediate level

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Lesson 3 - Reading Task

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Intermediate level 2 level

In this lesson, students will be introduced to a text about two women who's lives changed after a holiday. This will be used as a revision of <b>simple</b> <b>past</b> and used to + and a discussion about future vacation plans will revise future tenses (want to, going to), present continuous (have you been wanting) and previously introduced vocabulary (afford, save, borrow)

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The past and future plans

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A1 level

In this lesson, students will read a passage about the backgrounds and future plans of three people: their education, their family current status, and their plans to go abroad in the future. The reading passage utilizes the <b>past</b> and present tense, and "going to" within the context of future plans. The aim is to get students to read for gist, details, and full comprehension, and finally describe themselves in the same manner.

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TP4

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Pre-intermediate level

In this lesson, learners will discuss their plans and arrangements for future using be going to and present continuous tense.

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Teaching Practice 1

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Preintermediate level

In this lesson, students will talk about their future fixed plans, or plans they intend to carry out in the future. They will be taught the forms of present continuous tense and 'going to' with the future meaning. They will have two controlled practices and end by discussing their own future plans as a mayor of the town.

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Grammar (present continuous, future arrangements)

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A1 level

This lesson is structured on a 'test-teach-test' approach. In this lesson students will be learning grammar on using of present continuous tense for future arrangements in the context of "holiday". They are going to practice using this tense for the future plans through controlled, less controlled, and freer practices.

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TP7 - Grammar (Future Tense)

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Upper intermediate, b2 level

In this lesson students will review and practice grammar of the tense forms going to, will, present continuous and present <b>simple</b> in the context of making plans and decisions in the future. The lesson will use the discovery approach to teaching grammar and the topic is about making plans to go see a football match. Students will distinguish between different forms of the future tense and their use and they will practice through speaking tasks.

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Will/Won't

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Intermediate level

In this lesson students are learning about the correct way of using the future tenses like "will", "won't" and "going to" to describe an future event. teaching them how to differentiate the use of these terms in different situations properly and I should also try to deepen their understanding of the lesson by giving them enough practice materials of the said topic.

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Kamila Mammadova - TP.6

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Pre-intermediate level

In this lesson students will learn grammar on using of present continuous tense for future arrangements in the context of "You need a holiday!". Lesson will have three stages: presentation, practice and production. `-In presentation Ss will be introduced with the target language through a listening text. T will provide MFPA of the TL to Ss. -In practice stage Ss will do controlled and semi-controlled practice of TL. -In production stage Ss will speak by using TL freerly.
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