Unit 1 Grammar (Roadmap B1)

Use the ________ to talk about habits and routines or repeated actions.

• Present simple

• Present continuous

• Future simple

• Present simple / present continuous

Present simple / present continuos are often used with adverbs of frequency like...

• yesterday, tomorrow, next week
• fast, slow, quickly, slowly
• happy, sad, angry, excited
• always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, and never

Use present simple / present continuous for permanent situations.
For example:

• I come from Alcalá de Henares

• I run my own business

• Both examples are correct

• None of the examples are correct

Use present continuos to talk about actions _________

• that are happening now

• at the present moment, happening around now + temporary situations

• that already happened

• that are going to happen

Some verbs almost always use ______ forms,
for example: have/have got, like, love, hate, prefer, hear, see, know, want.

• continuous

• simple

• both forms

Use _______ and _______ to talk about plans, intentions and arrangements for the future.

• be going to, present simple

• will, present simple

• be going to, present simple

• be going to, present continuos

Use the _________ for future arrangements, often with other people + giving a time/place.
For example: I'm meeting an old friend next month.

• will

• be going to

• present continuous

• present simple

Use _______ to talk about your intentions (you might not know all the details of your plan yet).

For example: What are you going to do? I'm..... ask for advice

• be going to

• will

• have to

• want to

Use _____ to talk about future actions.

For example: A big change ___ be how people meet each other.

• will

• be going to

• should

• have to

When we predict the future, we use phrases like...

• yesterday, today, tomorrow
• can, may, might
• will, going to, is going to
• next year, in the future, in a few minutes.