Level 3 review

Level 3 review

Units 4 and 5

Unit 4

lesson A

Present Continuous for future plans

You can use PC for future arrangements, appointments, or something you plan.

Ex.

I'm meeting Carla next weekend for a friend's birthday party.

Norma is playing chess with her sister tonight.

Going to

Plans

Going to

"be going to" is used for something you plan.

Example:

I'm going to travel to Baños next month.

They are going to hand out their thesis next December.

Tony's going to get married next August. I'm happy for her.

will vs shall

uses

Will

• decisions at the moment

• offers

• promises

• requests

Will

• Let's go! I'll buy 2 tickets for the cinema.

• I'll pay the snacks for you.

• She'll pay your 20 dollars back on Thursday.

• Will you close the door, please?

Shall (used in questions with I, WE pronouns)

• offers

• suggestions

Shall

• Shall I drive you to the airport?

• Shall we go to Chachimbiro tomorrow?

MUST

• Obligation, something is necessary

• Example:

• You must clean your hands before touching the baby.

• Jena must brush your teeth before going bed.

MUSTN'T

• Prohibition

• Example:

• You mustn't speak loudly at the library.

• Tom mustn't take out his face mask inside classes.

HAVE TO

• Oblligation with others

• Ex

• You have to wash the clothes of your brother, now.

• Children have to feed the puppy.

DON'T HAVE TO

• Something is not necessary

• You can do it or not without a bad consequence.

• Example

• You don't have to wear formal pants at work.

• You don't have to take out your shoes whe you arrive.

CAN

• Permission

• Example

• You can come to the class.

• You can take whatever you want from the supermarket.

• 
  

CAN'T

• Prohibition

• Example

• You can't pass if you don't wear a face mask.

• You can't take the exam if you didn't pay for it.

WILL for predicions

• 90 - 100% of certainty

• sure to happen

• Ex

• You will graduate in December.

• You will work in Ibarra.

• You will get married soon.

MIGHT for predictions

• 80% of possibility

• Example

• You might have a small family.

• Tina might be a doctor one day.

• My father might buy a new car next year.

• 
  

Multiple Choice

______ I carry your bag?

• Will

• Shall

Multiple Choice

______ I bring something to eat?

• Will

• Shall

Multiple Choice

I _ help you with your homework?

• Will

• Shall

Multiple Choice

_____ I show you around the house?

• Will

• Shall

Multiple Choice

I _______open the door for you.

• Will

• Shall

Multiple Choice

I _____ get you something to drink.

• Will

• Shall

Multiple Choice

_____ I take my shoes off?

• Will

• Shall

Multiple Choice

I ______ show you the gallery.

• Will

• Shall

Multiple Choice

Remember, you are in a library. You ______ speak loudly.

• must

• mustn't

• don't have to

Multiple Choice

Don't forget to take an umbrella. It ___ rain later.

• can't

• might

Multiple Choice

You _____ make pancakes. I've already made some.

• can't

• don't have to

Multiple Choice

Students ____ take exams twice a year.

• must

• can

• may

Multiple Choice

George, you _____ eat during the lesson.

• can't

• mustn't

• don't have to

Multiple Choice

I'm sorry but I ____ go out for lunch with you today, I´m busy.

• must

• have to

• can't

• mustn't

Multiple Choice

Jhon ____ wash his car now. His brother did it this morning.

• doesn't have to

• has to

• can

• must

Multiple Choice

He is a pilot. He ______ travel all over the world.

• doesn't have to

• mustn't

• can

Multiple Choice

Erin ____ visit me tomorrow. She has a lot of homework to do.

• will

• won't

• might

• might not

Multiple Choice

The city ______ close the school today. It's not definite, but look at all that snow on the street.

• will

• won't

• might

• night not

Multiple Choice

I ____ buy baggy jeans again. I know I don't look good in them.

• will

• won't

• might

• might not