TRUE or FALSE? GOING TO is used to talk about future plans.
TRUE.
Tell the class your plans for tonight.
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If you were at a restaurant now, what will you order? (instant decision)
Ex. I'll have a chicken with chips.
TRUE or FALSE? WILL is used for predictions WITH evidence.
FALSE. WILL is used for predictions WITHOUT evidence.
Tell the class your plans for next long weekend.
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Offer help.
Ex. That bag looks heavy, I will carry it for you!
TRUE or FALSE? WILL is used an uncertain future.
TRUE.
Make a prediction WITH evidence.
Ex. It is going to rain.
TRUE or FALSE? GOING TO is used to talk about promises, offers and instant decisions.
FALSE. WILL is used to talk about promises, offers and instant decisions.
Make a prediction WITHOUT evidence.
Ex. I think in 50 years we will go on holidays to the space.
Look at the picture and make a promise.
Ex. I promise I will study a lot for the next test!
Look at the picture and finish the sentence: I don't think...
Ex. I don't think his parents will sleep tonight.
Make a prediction WITHOUT evidence.
Ex. Maybe aliens will come to the Earth soon.
Look at the picture and finish the sentence: I'm sure...
Ex. I'm sure I'll pass the exam. I've been studying so hard!
How do you IMAGINE yourself in ten years?
Make a prediction WITHOUT evidence.
Make a prediction WITHOUT evidence.
Ex. I think cars will fly.
Look at the picture and finish the sentence: I think...
Ex. I think Argentina will win the world cup.
Tell the class your plans for your next holidays.
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Make a prediction WITH evidence.
Ex. He is driving very fast, he's going to have an accident.
Make a prediction WITH evidence.
ex. She is going to have a baby.