11g EOT Unit 3 Grammar

​Unit 3: Tomorrow Calling

Grammar​

​Future Simple

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We can use the future simple to talk about future predictions.

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​In the next 15 years, large numbers of people in China will move to big cities.

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Subject | Subject

Some text here about the topic of discussion

​Future Simple

Subject + will + verb

The change will affect​ everyone involved.

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Subject + will + not + verb

The change will not affect everyone.

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Will + subject + verb​

Will the change affect everyone?​

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Subject | Subject

Multiple Choice

________ forests disappear in 2100?

• will

• won't

• Will

• Won't

Multiple Choice

A: I need some money.

B: I _____ lend you some.

• will

• won't

• Will

• Won't

Multiple Choice

_______ us to school tomorrow?

• will drive Jane

• Jane will drive

• Will Jane driving

• Will Jane drive

Multiple Choice

You ___________ (travel) around the world.

• 'will travel

• will' travel

• 'll travel

Multiple Choice

You __________ (meet) lots of interesting people.

• will meet

• will meets

• will met

Multiple Choice

I ……………………… my grandparents this afternoon.

• visit

• will visit

• would visit

​Reported Speech with Past Perfect

When we want to report or say what someone else said in the past, we have to change the verb from past to past perfect.

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"I bought a new dress for the party."

She said that she had bought a new dress for the party.

Subject | Subject

Multiple Choice

''I didn't like the movie'', he said.

• He said he didn't like the movie.

• He said he hadn't like the movie.

• He said he hadn't liked the movie.

Multiple Choice

''I closed the doors'', she said.

• She said she closed the doors.

• She said she had closed the doors.

• She said she had close the doors.

Multiple Choice

''How did you get my number?'' she asked.

• She asked how he got her number.

• She asked how he had gotten her number.

Multiple Choice

''I hadn't seen that man before,'' she said.

• She said she hadn't seen that man before.

• She said she didn't see that man before.

• She said she hadn't see that man before.

​Adverbs of Probability

We use adverbs of probability

to show the chances of

something happening.

For example:

Houses will definitely be more

affordable in the future.​

Subject | Subject

​Adverbials of probability are usually placed in front of the main verb. However they come after the verb ‘be’.

Multiple Choice

I am certainly going to see you.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

My favorite band propably is U2.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

The accident was clearly not your fault.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

We should certainly meet again soon.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

which sentence is the correct one?

• They are potentially good students.

• potentially they are good student.

• they are good student potentially

​may/might for future possibility

We use may and might to talk about the possibility of something happening.

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The school might/may change the snacks given to students.

​The way we order food may/might become easier in the future.​

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We use the modal may and might and we follow it with a verb in the infinitive form​Correct - Technologies may improve our life.

Incorrect - Technology may improving our life.

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Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option:

• It mays be the teacher. He is tall and handsome.

• It may to be the teacher. He is tall and handsome.

• It may be the teacher. He is tall and handsome.

Multiple Select

"I wonder why Sungwoo didn't answer his phone." (two correct answers)

• He may have been asleep.

• He might not to be asleep.

• He not may be asleep.

• He might hate you.

Multiple Choice

• John isn't sick, he might be class.

• John isn't in class, he might be sick.

• He isn't John, class might be sick.

• He isn't sick, John might be class.

Multiple Choice

This is the correct sentence:

• Humans might live on space one day.

• Humans might have lived on space one day.

• Humans might lived on space one day.

• Humans might be lived on space one day.

Multiple Choice

The difference between may and might is:

• May is used more frequently.

• Might is used more frequently.

• There is no difference.

• May is old English and might is modern English.

Multiple Choice

This is the correct sentence:

• You may getting married soon.

• You may gets married one day.

• You may get married one day.

• You may have got married next year.

​Future Perfect

​The future perfect describes an action that will be completed by a specified time in the future.

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​By 2050, we will have provided Internet to every corner of the world.

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Subject | Subject

​Future Perfect

Subject + will have + past participle

​By 2050, we will have created websites that allow to buy and download products that you can print at home.

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Subject + will not have + past participle

We will not have created an intelligent machine by the end of the century.​

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Will + subject + have + past participle?​

Will humans have travelled to Mars by the year 2030?​

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Multiple Choice

What will _________ have done by the end of the day?

• you

• been

• my

• never

Multiple Choice

Tom will have _____________ a letter to his boss before I get back to the office.

• send

• give

• take

• make

• written

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences is in future perfect simple?

• Oscar will play basketball the next weekend

• Alex is going to buy a house

• Jhon has visited to his mother the last summer

• Ana will have finished her thesis by the next mounth

Multiple Choice

Which is an affirmative sentence?

• We will have stayed in Korea by March 2023.

• I won't have arrived the school by 7 am.

• Will you have finished by evening?

Multiple Choice

Which one is the future perfect

• I will visit N.Y.C. by 2030

• I will have visited N.Y.C by 2030

• I will have been visiting N.Y.C by 2030

Multiple Choice

By ______ I will have graduated

• 20 years

• 2026

• in July