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Will or Going To?
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Look at the picture and make a promise.
Ex. I promise I will study a lot for the next test!
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Make a prediction WITHOUT evidence.
Ex. I think cars will fly.
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Make a prediction WITH evidence.
Ex. He is driving very fast, he's going to have an accident.
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Make a prediction WITHOUT evidence.
Ex. I think in 50 years we will go on holidays to the space.
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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!
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Tell the class your plans for your next holidays.
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Tell the class your plans for tonight.
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Make a prediction WITH evidence.
Ex. It is going to rain.
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Make a prediction WITH evidence.
ex. She is going to have a baby.
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Make a prediction WITHOUT evidence.
Ex. Maybe aliens will come to the Earth soon.
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TRUE or FALSE? GOING TO is used to talk about future plans.
TRUE.
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TRUE or FALSE? WILL is used for predictions WITH evidence.
FALSE. WILL is used for predictions WITHOUT evidence.
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TRUE or FALSE? WILL is used for an uncertain future.
TRUE.
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Look at the picture and finish the sentence: I don't think...
Ex. I don't think his parents will sleep tonight.
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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.
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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.
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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!
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Look at the picture and finish the sentence: I think...
Ex. I think Argentina will win the world cup.
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How do you IMAGINE yourself in ten years?
Make a prediction WITHOUT evidence.
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