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In this video, you will learn phrases about expressing opinions... very important for our level.

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In this video, you will learn phrases about expressing opinions... very important for our level.

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In this interactive presentation you will revise Present Continuous for future plans. You will also have access to links in other web pages to practise.

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In this interactive presentation you will revise Present Continuous for future plans. You will also have access to links in other web pages to practise.

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FUTURE TIME

IN ENGLISH THERE ARE MANY WAYS OF TALKING ABOUT THE FUTURE!YOU CAN USE....verb TO BE + GOING TO + A VERB IN INFINITIVEWILL + A VERB IN INFINITIVEand the..... PRESENT CONTINUOUS!Let´s see!

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Future with GOING TO

We use GOING TO to talk about future PLANS and INTENTIONS

Examples

What are you GOING TO DO this weekend??

This weekend, I´m going to...visit my grandparentswatch more episodes of my favourite seriesmake a cake for the familyupdate on school homeworkzoom my friends

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Future with WILL

We use WILL to express spontaneous decisions, make promises and predictions.

Examples

What WILL you DO when you finish high school?

When I finish high school....1. .... I think I WILL GO to university. (PREDICTION)2. .... I WILL VISIT my grandparents more often. (PROMISE)3. ..... I WILL PROBABLY GETa job to be economically independent. ( PREDICTION4. ..... I WILL DEFINETELY MOVE to my own apartment. (SPONTANEAOUS DECISION/ PREDICTION)

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PRESENT CONTINUOUS -ARRANGEMENTS

We normally use the PRESENT CONTINUOUS to talk about actions that are in progress, actions that are happening now.BUT...You can also use the PRESENT CONTINUOUS to talk about your arrangements or plans for the future. These plans are definite, they are going to happen because there is A DATE, A TIME, A PLACE.Examples: 1) I´m having lunch with Mary now.(present)2) I´m having lunch with Mary tomorrow night(future)Can you see the difference? The time expressions make the difference between the PRESENT and FUTURE.

We can also use the present continuous to talk about a future arrangement.

What is an arrangement??

An Arrangement is...

a plan that you have decided and organised with another person.

INTRoduCCIÓN AQUÍ

definite time

definite place

definite date

Examples

I'm visiting my friend tomorrow.

My brother is playing football with his friends tonight.

The band is visiting New York next May.

I'm having dinner with friends tonight.

We're doing a History exam in two days

WHAT ARE YOU DOING THIS WEEKEND??

Common Expressions

THIS WEEKEND / WEEKTOMORROW MORNING / AFTERNOONIN TWO WEEKSNEXT YEAR IN APRILTONIGHTTHIS SUMMER / WINTER HOLIDAYS

WHAT ARE YOU DOINGTHIS WEEKEND??

Moreexamples!

VÍDEO

Watch the video for more ideas and explanations

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PRACTICE!

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/b1/future-forms/

(with instant correction)

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a2/present-continuous-future-arrangements/

https://www.examenglish.com/grammar/A2_present_continuous_for_future.htm

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TALKING ABOUT THE FUTURE by laura.tremolaterra on Genially

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FUTURE TIME IN ENGLISH THERE ARE MANY WAYS OF TALKING ABOUT THE FUTURE!YOU CAN USE....verb TO BE + GOING TO + A VERB IN INFINITIVEWILL + A VERB IN INFINITIVEand the..... PRESENT CONTINUOUS!Let´s see! TALKING ABOUT 2 1 4 Let´s remember what we already know!

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In this interactive presentation you will revise ZERO AND FIRST CONDITIONALS. You will also have access to links in other web pages to practise.

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ConditionalSentences

Zero and FirstConditionals

WHAT IS A CONDITIONALSENTENCE??

A conditional sentence describes one action that depends on another action. It means that something can happen only if something else happens first.

HOW DO YOUMAKE A CONDITIONALSENTENCE?

Conditional sentences have two parts: the if-part and the main part. The main part depends on the IF-part.

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A CONDITIONAL SENTENCE DESCRIBES ONE ACTION THAT DEPENDS ON ANOTHER ACTION. IT MEANS THAT SOMETHING CAN HAPPEN ONLY IF SOMETHING ELSE HAPPENS FIRST.

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES HAVE TWO PARTS: THEIF-PART AND THE MAIN PART. THE MAIN PART DEPENDS ON THEIF-PART.

Zero Conditional

We use the zero conditional to express that a particular condition always has the same result. We are saying that something is always true or is a fact (un hecho):

Example: If people eat too much, they get fat.

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If you heat ice, it melts.If you heat water to 100 degrees, it boils.If you want to be fit, you need to do exercise every day.If I listen to loud music, I always have a headache.If it rains, the ground gets wet.

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Interactive Exercises

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The first conditional is called the future conditional. It is for actions in the future. The next video shows you how to use the first conditional in English.

First Conditional

Example:If I study, I will pass the exam

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If it rains, I will wear a jacket. If I have the day off tomorrow, I will go to the beach. I will buy a new T-shirt if I have enough money. She will work late if she does not finish the report.

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Online Practice

SONG- listen and findconditional sentences

Can you find more songs with conditional sentences??

Send me the link and we can listen to them in class!!!

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CONDITIONAL SENTENCES by laura.tremolaterra on Genially

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ConditionalSentences Zero and FirstConditionals WHAT IS A CONDITIONALSENTENCE?? A conditional sentence describes one action that depends on another action. It means that something can happen only if something else happens first. HOW DO YOUMAKE A CONDITIONALSENTENCE? Conditional sentences have two parts: the if-part and the main part.

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In this interactive presentation you will revise  PAST CONTINUOUS. You will also have access to links in other web pages to practise.

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WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER ABOUT PAST TENSES???

THE PAST SIMPLE is easy!

You use it to talk about actions that HAPPENED and FINISHED at a definite time in the past.

Now, let´s see something NEW...

THERE ARE REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS

POSITIVE SENTENCES:Last night I PLAYEDmy guitar loudly and the neighbors complained.She KISSED me on the cheek.It RAINED yesterday.NEGATIVE SENTENCES:Angela DIDN´T watch TV all night.John DIDN´T want to go to the museum.QUESTIONS:DID you CALL me last night??Where DID you TRAVEL last vacations?

Look at this photo

Yesterday at 7.00 pm, Mary, Susan and Lucy were at a coffee shop.

What were they doing???

They were finishing some universityhomework

The girls spent some time to finish their homework.

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SO..... How do we call an action That was in progress for some time IN THE PAST?

PAST CONTINUOUSORPAST PROGRESSIVE

LET´S LEARN ABOUT THE PAST CONTINUOUS!

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WHAT WERE YOU DOING YESTERDAY AFTERNOON??

Yesterday afternoon...

(Pass the mouse over each picture)

I was doing homework

I was running with some friends

I was watching a movie on netflix

My parents were doing the shopping

My little sisters were reading a book

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LEARNING MORE ABOUT THE PAST TENSES by laura.tremolaterra on Genially

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WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER ABOUT PAST TENSES??? THE PAST SIMPLE is easy! You use it to talk about actions that HAPPENED and FINISHED at a definite time in the past. Now, let´s see something NEW...

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VOCABULARY about the topic RULES AND REGULATIONS

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VOCABULARY about the topic RULES AND REGULATIONS

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In this picture dictionary, you will find useful vocabulary about the topic TRAVEL.

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More vocabulary about TRAVEL and guide questions to talk about a travelling experience.

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Watch this video to learn about how to talk about your body, symptoms and express how you feel.

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Watch this video to learn about how to talk about your body, symptoms and express how you feel.

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Diseases in English - Learn MEDICAL VOCABULARY in English - Part One

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Watch this video to learn about how to talk about your body, symptoms and express how you feel.
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Diseases in English - Learn MEDICAL Vocabulary in English PART TWO

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Vocabulary about health problems

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Vocabulary about treatments and how to feel better.

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What can you do with money?

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More vocabulary, ideas and phrasal verbs about MONEY.

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Practising the -TO INFINITIVE - to talk about PURPOSE

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A guide of questions to talk about this topic.

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What has been your learning experience with English - proceso febrero