Review! (Future, Adjectives, Plans, Vocab)

PART A: The Future

1. Which phrase do we use to talk about intentional, planned plans?

• Going to + base verb

• Will + Base verb

1. Which phrase do we use to talk about spontaneous plans, decisions, and declarations?

• Going to + base verb

• Will + Base verb

1. Which phrase is more common for facts/information/predicitons about the future?

• Going to + base verb

• Will + Base verb

1. A: "Does anyone want to go to the store with me?" B: "Sure, I ____ go with you!"

• am going to

• 'll

Next week, Jenna __________ apply for a new job. (It's her plan)

• is going to

• will

If you cook, I ______ clean. (Deal)

• am going to

• will

There _______ be a lot of people at the party tonight. (Information)

• is going to

• will

We _________ go to the beach this weekend.

• are going to

• will

If it rains, I ____ use an umbrella.

• am going to

• will

Practice!

1. 1. Write one sentence with "will"

2. 2. Write one sentence with "won't"

3. 3. Write one sentence with "be going to + base verb" (don't forget to conjugate the "be")