Search Results for: be+going to future tense

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TP 2

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Pre-intermediate level

In this lesson, students will be reviewing the use of future tense, specifically the use of "going to". As it is a review lesson it is fun and activity orientated!

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What are you going to/will/do you/are you do/doing on Saturday?

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B2 level

In this lesson,Ss learn use of future meaning in different forms.The lesson starts with looking at the phtos of James and Richard.Ss read about their conversation planning a trip to a football match.After checking it via listening,they express if they like planning or not,what kind of activities they do on Saturday and what they will do on Saturday.The teacher asks what they will do on Saturday and asks the meaning showing possible forms of answer.Drawing a line Ss are shown how likely the ac...

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TP3_LP_Victoria Auger

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Pre-intermediate level

In this lesson, students will be introduced to and practise Present Continuous and Going to for the future in the context of future plans. The lesson will begin with a short lead-in with students being asked to discuss what their plans are for next week. Then, they will be provided with a short reading for gist task followed by a longer intensive reading task to expose learners to TL. Then language clarification will be provided with MFP. Then students will practice with a controlled activity...

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Grammar - Leisure and entertainment

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Intermediate level

In this lesson, students are going to learn about tenses -present continuous, present perfect <b>simple</b>, <b>past</b> <b>simple</b> and 'will' future. The lesson is intended to be a guided discovery by the help of a reading text. Then, students are going to practise target language with some controlled and freer practices.

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TEACHING PRACTICE 2

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Intermediate level

The teaching practice 2 is mainly focusing on grammar and the sub aim is reading. The lesson starts with a discussion question on how technology has changed our lives in the <b>past</b> 100 years. Some vacabulary wil be pre-taught before the reading. Grammar teaching starts with the usage of will and going to. After grammar teaching, exercises on future tense takes placeThe lesson ends with an O/C final discussion on 6b. If time allows, 7b will also be discussed in groups.

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Summer holiday

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Intermediate level

In this lesson, the students will learn how to explain their holiday plans by using three types of future forms, present progressive (continuous), going to future (going to + infinitive), and will + infinitive. Students will have done a reading activity before the lesson and become familiar with vocabulary as well as the main topic in this lesson (future forms). In this lesson, students will do a gap-fill activity to practice form (as a controlled practice), then semi-practice by playing a ga...

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Writing

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Upper-intermediate level

In this lesson, students are going to practice writing an email to a friend or relative to talk about future plans. They will use the first conditional as a requirement and any other tense they know to express future plans. They will first analyze what vocabulary, phrases, and tenses they can recall about writing letters and talk about the future.

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Lesson 7

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Beginner a1 level

In this lesson students will learn about the using 'be going to' to talk about future plans in the future tense. They will highlight the target language in a reading text and follow a guided discovery sheet for meaning and form. The students will cover pronunciation with the teacher and will participate in controlled, then freer practice, and receive some delayed FB.

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TP3_LP Ria Samuel

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Pre-intermediate level

In this grammar lesson, students practise and revise the present continuous and 'going to' for future ideas using an authentic text. Students engage in lead-in, text work, analysis, controlled practice and free practice activities in an effort to concretize and enhance understanding of the grammar skills taught.
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