Revision of NEW CHALLENGES 3

Revision of NEW CHALLENGES 3

Future tenses for arrangements, intentions, plans and predictions

• We use PRESENT CONTINUOUS for definite arrangements when we know when and where something will happen. The coach is leaving at four o'clock.

• We use will/won't + infinitive (tegusõna algvorm) for opinions and beliefs about the future. I think you will need to start revising for your exams.

• be going to + infinitive (tegusõna algvorm) for things we plan or want to do and predictions based on the present situation. It looks awful, it is not going to taste good.

• We use may/might + infinitive (tegusõna algvorm) for uncertain predictions and guesses about the future. Let's enter the competition, we might win.

Multiple Choice

FUTURE TENSES for arrangement, intentions, plans and predictions.

Complete the sentence with the correct future form.

My mom __________ next Saturday and Sunday because we need some extra money.

• 's going to work

• is working

• may work

• won't work

Multiple Choice

FUTURE TENSES for arrangement, intentions, plans and predictions.

Complete the sentence with the correct future form.

Sam wants to get better marks this year so he __________ harder.

• 's going to work

• is working

• may work

• won't work

Multiple Choice

FUTURE TENSES for arrangement, intentions, plans and predictions.

Complete the sentence with the correct future form.

In the future, people __________ five days a week.

• 's going to work

• is working

• may work

• won't work

Multiple Choice

FUTURE TENSES for arrangement, intentions, plans and predictions.

Complete the sentence with the correct future form.

I ________ in factory in the holiday or volunteer in a charity shop.

• 's going to work

• is working

• may work

• won't work

Multiple Choice

FUTURE TENSES for arrangement, intentions, plans and predictions.

Complete the sentence with the correct future form.

Tom's _________ the army when he's older. It's his ambition.

• going to join

• is joining

• may join

• will join

Multiple Choice

FUTURE TENSES for arrangement, intentions, plans and predictions.

Complete the sentence with the correct future form.

I _______ the science club but I haven't decided yet.

• going to join

• is joining

• may join

• will join

Multiple Choice

FUTURE TENSES for arrangement, intentions, plans and predictions.

Complete the sentence with the correct future form.

I don't think Russia _______ the European Union.

• going to join

• is joining

• may join

• will join

Multiple Choice

FUTURE TENSES for arrangement, intentions, plans and predictions.

Complete the sentence with the correct future form.

A new student ________ the class tomorrow and I want you all to make her welcome.

• going to join

• is joining

• may join

• will join

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct word.

I _______ to the school disco. I´ve already bought tickets.

• am going

• might go

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct word.

Do you think we _____ any new teachers next term?

• get

• will get

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct word.

I haven't decided about the holidays but I ______ go and stay with my grandparents.

• will

• may

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct word.

I think sports day ________ fun this year.

• going to be

• will be

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct word.

I´m not sure about my future career but I ______ go into teaching.

• will

• might

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct word.

She got brilliant marks in her mocks. She's _______ her public exams.

• passing

• going to pass

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct word.

We _________ on a study trip to York on 17th May.

• are going

• will go

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct word.

We haven't got plans for the end of term but we _____ on a picnic.

• might go

• are going

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct word.

The tickets have arrived. We ____ to Paris next week!

• are going

• will go

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct word.

We _____ to the concert now. It's been cancelled.

• won't go

• aren't going

Conditionals

• 1st Conditional: we use first conditional to talk about an opinion of belief about the future.

• STRUCTURE: if + present simple, ... will + infinitive (tegusõna algvorm). If it rains, I won't go to the park. If I study today, I'll go to the party tonight.

• 2nd Conditional: we use second conditional to talk about an imagined present situation or an unlikely situation in the future.

• STRUCTURE: if + past simple, ...would + infinitive. If I met the Queen of England, I would say hello. If I had his number, I would call him.

Multiple Choice

Match the sentence with its meaning.

If you left school tomorrow, you'd never take another exam.

• an imagined present situation

• an unlikely situation in the future

• an opinion or belief about the future

Multiple Choice

Match the sentence with its conditional.

If you left school tomorrow, you'd never take another exam.

• 1st conditionl

• 2nd conditional

Multiple Choice

Match the sentence with its meaning.

If you are stressed all the time, you won't get good marks.

• an imagined present situation

• an unlikely situation in the future

• an opinion or belief about the future

Multiple Choice

Match the sentence with its conditional.

If you are stressed all the time, you won't get good marks.

• 1st conditionl

• 2nd conditional

Multiple Choice

Match the sentence with its meaning.

If we all waited for motivation, we'd never do anything!

• an imagined present situation

• an unlikely situation in the future

• an opinion or belief about the future

Multiple Choice

Match the sentence with its meaning.

If we all waited for motivation, we'd never do anything!

• 1st Conditional

• 2nd Conditional

Multiple Choice

Match the condition with the result.

If I could use a dictionary in the test,

• you'll do well in vocabulary tests.

• you'll be in trouble.

• my parents would be angry.

• you'd be fluent.

• I'd get better marks.

Multiple Choice

Match the condition with the result.

If you learned all your subjects in English,

• you'll do well in vocabulary tests.

• you'll be in trouble.

• my parents would be angry.

• you'd be fluent.

• I'd get better marks.

Multiple Choice

Match the condition with the result.

If you don't do your homework,

• you'll do well in vocabulary tests.

• you'll be in trouble.

• my parents would be angry.

• you'd be fluent.

• I'd get better marks.

Multiple Choice

Match the condition with the result.

If you learn twenty words a week,

• you'll do well in vocabulary tests.

• you'll be in trouble.

• my parents would be angry.

• you'd be fluent.

• I'd get better marks.

Multiple Choice

Match the condition with the result.

If I didn't do my homework,

• you'll do well in vocabulary tests.

• you'll be in trouble.

• my parents would be angry.

• you'd be fluent.

• I'd get better marks.

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentnce.

I'll help you with your revision if

• you will have problems

• you have problems.

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentnce.

If she was in trouble,

• I would help her.

• I helped her.

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentnce.

If you don't plan your answers in an exam,

• you would run out of time.

• you will run out of time.

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentnce.

She wouldn't get good marks if

• she worked harder.

• she didn´t work hard.

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentnce.

Would you learn Chinese if

• you could?

• you can?

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentnce.

If you don't sleep before an exam,

• you will do well.

• you won't do well.

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentnce.

Everyone will be really pleased if

• I pass

• I will pass.

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentnce.

Who would you ask if

• you need advice.

• you needed advice.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct ending.

If I couldn't use the Internet for homework,

• is she gets into university.

• you would learn from others

• I will give it back to you.

• it would take a lot longer.

• if he didn't have to.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct ending.

My sister will move to London

• is she gets into university.

• you would learn from others

• I will give it back to you.

• it would take a lot longer.

• if he didn't have to.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct ending.

My brother wouldn't study maths

• is she gets into university.

• you would learn from others

• I will give it back to you.

• it would take a lot longer.

• if he didn't have to.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct ending.

If you went to the homework club,

• is she gets into university.

• you would learn from others.

• I will give it back to you.

• it would take a lot longer.

• if he didn't have to.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct ending.

If I find your notebook,

• is she gets into university.

• you would learn from others.

• I will give it back to you.

• it would take a lot longer.

• if he didn't have to.

Multiple Choice

Listen to the teacher talking about events in the school calendar and answer the question.

When does the parent's evening takes place?

• Tuesday 17th October, 7 o'clock

• Tuesday 17th October 6.30 p.m

Multiple Choice

Listen to the teacher talking about events in the school calendar and answer the question.

When does the mock exam week begins?

• the week beginning the 7th November

• the week beginning the 17th November

Multiple Choice

Listen to the teacher talking about events in the school calendar and answer the question.

When does the career fair start?

• Wednesday 6th November

• Wednesday 16th November