What are your plans the next semester?

What are your plans the next semester?

Poll

There is no difference between the future "be going to" and present continuous.

• true

• false

Poll

How do you construct a present continuous sentence?

• to be + going to + verb + ing

• 1.to be + verb + ing

• 1.to be + going to + base verb

Poll

How do you construct a future sentence with "going to"?

• to be + going to + verb + ing

• to be + verb + ing

• to be + going to + base verb

Poll

Which sentence is future?

• He is going home.

• He is going to go home

• He is going to going home.

• He has got to go home.

• He is going to go going go go going goo gaahhh!!!

Poll

Which sentence is present continuous?

• The dog is eating.

• The cat is going to eat.

• The snail is going to skiing now.

Poll

Most times, when you have a verb in the continuous, it has an "ing" ending.

• true

• false

Poll

She is going to shopping.

Is this sentence correct?

• yes

• no

Poll

She is going to go shopping

Is this sentence correct?

• yes

• no

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Phone calls, leave a message

What future expression do you use for messages?

Fill in the Blank

Complete with will or won't

Message for Ms Yalmaz: Ms Callowed call_______ (she call) back later this evening

Fill in the Blank

Message for Mr Ballinger: __________ (your colleagues not be) at the clayton Hotel after 5:00 p.m

Fill in the Blank

Message for John Torrence: Your boss called. _______ (he/need) a recommendation for a nice restaurant for tonight

Fill in the Blank

Message from Mark Smith: _________ (who take) us to the airport

Open Ended

What is the message in conversation 1

Open Ended

What is the message in conversation 2

Open Ended

What is the message in conversation 3

Open Ended

What is the message in conversation 4

CONVERSATION 1

M: Hi. Can I speak with Judy Diller, please?

F: You bet. Who shall I say is calling?

M: Marc Pearl.

F: Oh, I’m sorry, Mr. Pearl. She stepped out. Can I take a message?

M: Sure. Please tell her I called. I’ll be at the Savoy Hotel for the next

two days. I’d like her to call me back.

F: You got it. Could you spell your last name for me?

M: Of course. P-E-A-R-L.

CONVERSATION 2 [F = Australian English]

F: Hello. I’d like to speak to a guest named Hank Pitt.

M: I’ll ring him up for you . . . I’m sorry. There’s no answer. Would

you like to call back later?

F: Actually, I’d like to leave a message. Please tell him Vicky Denkus

called. I’ll be at 444-0987 till six o’clock. He can call me at that

number.

M: That’s D-E-N . . .

F: D-E-N-K-U-S.

M: I’ll give him your message, Ms. Denkus.

CONVERSATION 3

F: Hi. This is Carol Braun calling. Is Collin Mack in?

M: No, he isn’t, ma’am. He’s out of the country till next week.

F: Oh. Well, can you give him a message for me?

M: Of course.

F: Please tell him Carol Braun called. That’s B-R-A-U-N. And I’ll call

him again next week.

M: Very good.

CONVERSATION 4

M: Hello. I’d like to speak with Patricia Carlton in Room 1408.

F: One moment, please . . . Sorry, sir. There’s no answer at that

extension. Would you like to leave a message?

M: Yes, please. This is Sam Hill calling. H-I-L-L. I’ll defi nitely be at the

meeting at 3:00. So I’ll see her then.

F: I’ll see that she gets your message.

Questions for the exam

• What are your plans for the next semester?

• What will you do in 10 years?

• Where will you be in 10 years?