Review - Week 13

​AGENDA

​1.Grammar review

2.Vocabulary

GRAMMAR REVIEW

Chapter 7: Future Forms​

​Grammar : Future Forms

​HOW ARE THEY DIFFERENT?

​But what is the difference? Are they all the same?

No. There is a difference in these 3 future tenses and the situations we use them for.

​WILL

​Use WILL for spontaneous decisions and plans made at the time of speaking.

I think I‘ll have sushi for lunch.

It’s getting late. I think I‘ll go home.

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Use WILL to express yourself when thinking or considering plans.

I think I‘ll stay home tonight.

I don’t think I will come with you.

I will probably be really busy tomorrow.

​WILL

Use WILL for predictions; when we guess or believe something about the future.

I think I‘ll probably be really busy on the weekend.

I probably won’t be available tomorrow night.

​I think it will rain later so take an umbrella with you (based on weather forecast)

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Use WILL to make an offer of help.

Don’t worry. I’ll help you move house.

​WILL

Use WILL to show that you’re happy and willing to do something

I’ll pay for drinks tonight.

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Use WILL to make promises.

I will love you forever.

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Use WILL to show your determination to do something

A: You’re not going to get that promotion.

B: Yes I will!

BE GOING TO

Use BE GOING TO to talk about plans made before the time of speaking.

These are plans you have already arranged and maybe scheduled with other people.

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We’re going to have lunch on Sunday.

I’m going to work on my project this weekend.

They‘re going to meet us at the airport.

BE GOING TO

Use BE GOING TO when we have evidence or a sign that something is going to happen.

We can be sure that it is likely to happen. We can see that it is going to happen.

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Oh look out! She‘s going to fall!

It looks like it‘s going to rain. (the sky is dark and cloudy: evidence)

He‘s going to win

BE + VERB ING (Present Continuous)

Use BE + VERB ING to talk about personal plans and social arrangements in the near future.

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What are you doing tonight?

I’m seeing a movie with a friend.

Do you want to (wanna) catch up Monday night?

No, sorry. I’m working.

What are you doing Saturday night?

I’m having a party at my house.

Let's Have Some Practices​

Choose ​the correct answer!

Multiple Choice

We made a decision about our holidays. We ___ around Europe.

• will travel

• are going to travel

Multiple Choice

A: “I’m with a terrible headache.”

B: “ I ____ get you an aspirin.

• will get

• am going to

Multiple Choice

Peter ____ his children to the zoo. He has already the entrance tickets.

• will take

• is going to take

Multiple Choice

It’s very cold today. It ____

• will snow

• is going to snow

Multiple Choice

Robots ___ the housework in the future.

• will do

• are going to do

Multiple Choice

Bill, ____ me washing the car?

• will you help me

• are going to do

Multiple Choice

__ going to have a holiday this year?

• Are you

• Will you

Multiple Choice

_______ a new supermarket here? (seeing a foundation of a building)

• Are they opening

• Will they open

Answer: 1. Going to leave, 2. Meeting, 3. Going to spend, 4. Enjoy, 5. Going to stay, 6. Going to transfer, 7. Going to have, 8. Join​

Chapter 8: Modal Verbs

Grammar: Modal verbs

NOTE:

OBLIGATION: MUST and HAVE TO

PROHIBITION: (BE) NOT ALLOWED TO, MUSN'T, DON'T HAVE TO

PERMISSION: (BE) ALLOWED TO, CAN

ADVICE: SHOULD

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Let's Have Some Practices​

​Read the notion (situasi) and choose which modal is correct for the notion.

​You choose whether the notion should be with "HAVE TO", "MUST NOT", and "SHOULD"

Multiple Choice

rest and drink losts of liquids of you have a cold

• HAVE TO

• MUST NOT

• SHOULD

Multiple Choice

drive on the center side of the road - everyone drives on the left!

• HAVE TO

• MUST NOT

• SHOULD

Multiple Choice

be seventeen to get a driving license

• HAVE TO

• MUST NOT

• SHOULD

Multiple Choice

use your mobile phone during an exam

• HAVE TO

• MUST NOT

• SHOULD

Multiple Choice

complete a lot of exams, study, and training to be a doctor

• HAVE TO

• MUST NOT

• SHOULD

Multiple Choice

show your passport or identity card to get on a plane

• HAVE TO

• MUST NOT

• SHOULD

Multiple Choice

always get enough sleep before driving a car

• HAVE TO

• MUST NOT

• SHOULD

Multiple Choice

go to that side of the building, it is not safe and hazardous.

• NOT ALLOWED TO

• CAN

• SHOULD

Multiple Choice

arrive at the airport early in case there are delays

• HAVE TO

• MUST NOT

• SHOULD

Multiple Choice

call the emergency services if you just have a cold

• HAVE TO

• MUST NOT

• SHOULD

Multiple Choice

bring your pet to our hotel. It can cause allergy to the other guests

• NOT ALLOWED TO

• CAN

• SHOULD

Multiple Choice

put on your shoes to enter the building. Don't leave your belongings unattended.

• NOT ALLOWED TO

• CAN

• SHOULD

NOTE:

OBLIGATION: MUST and HAVE TO

PROHIBITION: (BE) NOT ALLOWED TO, MUSN'T, DON'T HAVE TO

PERMISSION: (BE) ALLOWED TO, CAN

ADVICE: SHOULD

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Chapter 9: Present Perfect

​The Functions

​The Functions

Let's Have Some Practices​

​Write the correct answers in using present perfect tense (only the answers, no need to rewrite the whole sentence)

Open Ended

She ___________ anything yet for the party wearing. (not/ choose)

Open Ended

Within the past five hours, I _____ (write) five emails today.

Open Ended

He _____ (learn) English for six years.

Open Ended

Hey, you look different. Have you _____ (change) your hair?

Open Ended

They've played for forty minutes but no one _____ (score) a goal yet.

WHICH ONE IS CORRECT?

Choose the correct sentence

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence

• I have worked at the company for three years.

• I worked at the company for three years.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence

• Amy lived in Portugal when she was young.

• Amy has lived in Portugal when she was young.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence

• We have finally received the requested documents on Monday last week.

• We finally received the requested documents on Monday last week.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence

• I have read six books this week.

• I read six books this week.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence

• I've known Peter since last year.

• I knew Peter since last year.

Chapter 10: First Conditional

​STILL CONFUSED? LET'S TRY THIS WAY

It is morning. You are at home. You plan to play tennis this afternoon. But there are some clouds in the sky. Imagine that it rains. What will you do?

REMEMBER THIS!

Notice that we are thinking about a future condition. It is not raining yet. But the sky is cloudy and you think that it could rain.

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We use the Present Simple tense to talk about the possible future condition. We use will + base verb to talk about the possible future result. The important thing about the first conditional is that there is a real possibility that the condition will happen.

Multiple Choice

If you get a haircut, you ________ much better. 

• will look

•  look

Multiple Choice

If he ________ you, will you answer the phone?

• will call

• calls

Multiple Choice

If you _________ greasy food, your stomach become ill soon.

• eat

• will eat

Multiple Choice

If your sister goes to Paris, she _________ a good time.  

•  has 

• will have

Multiple Choice

You ________ on your test if you don't study.

•  won't do well

• don't do well

Multiple Choice

If they fix my car, I ________ outside the city for year-end holiday.

• drive

• will drive

Multiple Choice

They _________ the game if they play better.

• win

• will win

VOCABULARY

​Promoter

Communicator

Marketeer

Researcher

Advertiser

Campaigner

Sponsor

Distributor

Promote

Communicate

Market

Research

Advertise

Campaign

Sponsor

Distribute

THE FINAL TEST

​THE FINAL TEST STRUCTURE​

• ​an individual work

• if you are caught cheating (exact similar answers, the points will be zero for both the source and the cheater)

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PART I. Reading (35 points)

Part II. Grammar (15 points)

Part VI. Case Study (50 points): Giving opinion on how to deal with the case