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ГРАФИК КОНСУЛЬТАЦИЙ

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ГРАФИК КОНСУЛЬТАЦИЙ

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Read this article and find names of food and future and continuous tenses

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Read this article and find names of food and future and continuous tenses

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Throwing a small dinner party or hosting a date? Here's a menu that is sure to impress.

Start with Roasted Pepper and Tomato Salad With Tuna and Black Olives. It's a simple salad that you could whip up a day before. Serve with plenty of bread and extra harissa on the side.

Have a nice cheese out to nibble on, perhaps with some Candied Lavender Pecans, in between courses. For drinks, pick out a bottle of your favorite wine. One of these will do the trick.

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For the main event, go rustic-yet-refined and make Pasta With Chickpeas (Ceci e Tria). Looks simple, but you'll be making your own Basic Buckwheat Pasta. If your dining companion(s) aren't impressed with that, then we don't know how to help them.

. . . or if making your own pasta is too intimidating (or you just don't have a roller), go for something beautiful but simple: Skillet Mussels With Rosemary, Lavender and Lime.

Finish with Middle Eastern Millionaire's Shortbread - they've got a layer of tahini and halvah topped with a tahini caramel and a dose of flaky sea salt. They're quite rich, so you'll have plenty leftover to share.

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Trying to impress someone? Here's what to cook.

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Throwing a small dinner party or hosting a date? Here's a menu that is sure to impress. Start with Roasted Pepper and Tomato Salad With Tuna and Black Olives. It's a simple salad that you could whip up a day before. Serve with plenty of bread and extra harissa on the side.

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We have different ways of talking about the future. We often use going to (+ infinitive), the present continuous (to be + -ing) or will (+ infinitive). The structure we use depends on the function of what we want to say, whether we are talking about arrangements, plans, predictions, etc..

I thought will was the future tense in English.

It’s one of the ways of talking about the future, but there are a few others. Let’s look at will to start with. We use will / won’t (= will not) + the infinitive for predictions about the future.

Oliver’ll be back soon.
We won’t be ready.
Do you think it’ll rain this afternoon?

We also use will when we decide something at the moment of speaking.

(The doorbell rings) I’ll get it.

So, you sometimes use the verb think before will?

Yes, that’s very common. We also use: don’t think, expect, be + sure.

I’m sure you’ll have a good time.

You said will is used for decisions made at the moment of speaking. What about decisions made before the moment of speaking?

Then we can use either the present continuous or going to (+ infinitive).

Amy’s coming round.
We’re going to watch a film – want to join us?
What are you doing this evening?

Is there a difference between them?

We use the present continuous more for arrangements with other people and be + going to + infinitive for intentions. Sometimes it’s important to choose the right structure, but often we could use either because many events are both arrangements and intentions.

Amy’s coming round. (= arrangement between Amy and Daisy)
Amy’s going to come round. (= Amy’s intention)
I’m going to clean my room tonight. (= intention)
I’m cleaning my room tonight. (not an arrangement)

So could I say 'I’m going to go to the cinema with Alex'?

Yes, that’s correct. But we usually avoid saying going to go, just because it doesn’t sound very elegant. We normally use the present continuous with go.

I’m going to the cinema with Alex.

And 'I will go to the cinema with Alex'?

No. We don’t use will for arrangements or intentions if the decision was made before the moment of speaking.

Oh, yes, you told me that before. Anything else?

Yes, there’s another use of going to. We use it for predictions too, especially when you can see something happening or about to happen.

Look out! You’re going to spill that coffee.

Can you use going to for other predictions?

Yes, sometimes both will and going to can be used.

I think the Green Party will win the election.
I think the Green Party are going to win the election.

OK, and one last thing! Is it correct to say, ‘When’s the race?’ That’s present simple, isn’t it?

Yes. You can use present simple for timetabled events.

My plane leaves at 4pm tomorrow.
The match starts at 8pm.

Phew! So sometimes you can use going to or the present continuous and sometimes you can use will or going to. And you can also use present simple for timetabled events. I’ll never understand the future!

Discussion

What are your plans for this weekend?

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Oliver and Alfie decide to enter a bike race.

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Present Continuous Tense: Five-Minute Grammar

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Ex. 2 Write the words to fill the gaps. Put the verb in the present continuous tense.

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Ex. 2 Write the words to fill the gaps. Put the verb in the present continuous tense.

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Look this video and write down all the food that you see.

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Look this video and write down all the food that you see.

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трейлер рататуй (ratatouille) клип ролик рекламный кино фильм фрагмент

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Видео к мультфильму "Рататуй" (2007): Blu-ray трейлер

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Крыс Реми обладает уникальным вкусом. Он готов рисковать собственной жизнью, чтобы посмотреть любимое кулинарное шоу и раздобыть какую-нибудь приправку или просто свежий продукт. Реми живет со своими сородичами, которые его не понимают и не принимают его увлечения кулинарией. Когда Реми случайно попадает на кухню шикарного ресторана, он решает воспользоваться выпавшим ему шансом и проверить свои навыки.

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H/w : Write 6 sentences using words from this word-cloud.

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H/w : Write 6 sentences using words from this word-cloud.