Future Simple

Future Simple

"The best way to predict the future is to create it"Abraham Lincoln

Let's go to London

• As you may know, in English, as well as in present and past tenses, we have different ways of stating the FUTURE. By means of this Kahoot, we are going to see three ways of using it.

Going to

• We use going to when we want to talk about a future plan or intention. Also, when we have an evidence that something is going to happen

• Can you tell me how this tense is formed?Look at this: I am going to eat out this Sunday with my sister but she is not going to ask for meat, as she's allergic.

Will

We use will when:

1- we make decisions at the same time that we are speaking

2-To make offers or promises

3-Beliefs about the future.

Look at this example, can you break down the structure?

I will love you forever.

She will help you with these bags.

Present Continuous

• It's strange, isn't it? Despite this tense is related to Present, we can use it in order to speak about future plans which are already arranged in a short-run future

• I'm meeting John tonight at 22. Could you describe the structure?

Multiple Choice

We use GOING TO , WILL and PRESENT CONTINUOUS to speak about future.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

You look tired carrying all these suitcases. I _________ help you

• going to

• will

• are

• am

Fill in the Blanks

I

to the airport with Paul at 19 p.m

Multiple Choice

I promise you that I __________ on time

• going be

• will be

• am being

• going to be

Multiple Choice

We use present continuous in future arrengments that are already scheduled

• True

• False

Open Ended

Iremos al London Eye el Sábado.

Fill in the Blanks

If we don't leave now, we are

(miss)the train to Picadilly