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I Grammar & Vocabulary

1. To be going (to do smth)

To be going (to do smth) is used to express a future decision, intention or plans before the moment of speaking.

e.g. She is going to be a ballet dancer when she grows up.

We are not going to have a new villa in France.

Is he going to study this Saturday?

Positive & negative

I am   (not) going to have a break stay at home  
He/She/It is
We/You/They are

Questions

  When am I   going to have a break stay at home  
is he/she/it
are we/you/they

 

1 (a) Complete the sentences. Use be going to (+,-,?)

+) Look! It ________________to be a lovely day.

?) __________ Bill ______ to see Dan tonight?

-) I __________ to study this weekend.

+) Be careful! You ____________to fall.

-) We ________ to play football today.

?) ________ you _______ to cook dinner tonight?

+) He ___________ to pass the exam.

-) I ___________ to work tomorrow.

?) ____________ they ________ to stay with us?

+) They ___________ to do sports every day.

 

2. Future Simple

Future Simple expresses a future decision or intention made at the moment of speaking.

To make Future Simple we put will in front of the verb.

For the negative we put will + not in front of the verb.

To make questions in the Future Simple we put will in front of the subject.

Positive & negative

I will (will not) go to the seaside fly to Greece go skiing   tomorrow next (week, month, etc.)
He/She/It
We/You/They

 

Questions Short answers

  Will I   go to a disco     tomorrow?     Yes, I will. No, I will not
he/she/it
they/we/you

Time expressions

tomorrow the day after tomorrow
next (, , ..) in the future

 

2 (a) Complete the sentences

1. fly/ you/ Will/ to/ Moscow?

2. you/Will/ be/ on Wednesday/ at home?

3. The children/ come/ will/ at 5oclock/ home.

4. live/ people/ Will/ one day/ on the Moon/?

5. tomorrow/ Will/ be cold/ it/ in Moscow?

2(b). What will happen? Complete the sentences with will or wont

1 ___________ it rain tomorrow?

I hope it __________ rain.

2 How old _______ you be next year?

I ____________ be thirteen.

3 Our teacher is ill, so she ___________ be at school next week.

I think she ___________ be well.

4 We are going to London on holiday this year, arent we?

We havent got any money, so we __________ go on holiday this year.

5 ______________ you be at home tomorrow?

No, we ______________. We are visiting Grandmother.

6 Next year at this time I _______ be in America!

______________ you go there with your husband?

7 I dont think the journey to London ________ be very pleasant.

Dont worry! I ____________ write you a postcard.

8 Who ________ meet you at the station?

I hope my brother _______ meet me.

9 ____________ there be many people at Johns party?

I dont know exactly.

10 Nick, you __________ pass your French test, because you dont work hard.

I am sure I ___________ do the test successfully.

2 (c) Fill in the gaps with the verb aspect: Present Simple, Past Simple, or Future Simple

1 He invested (___________________) his money in business.

2 Our teacher is (___________________) ill.

3 She will be (_____________________) at school next week.

4 In 1873 he started (__________________) his own steel company.

5 These institutions cost (_____________________) $400 million a year.

6 Soros created (________________) funds for solution world problems in health & education.

7 Next year at this time I will be (________________) in Africa.

8Finally he returned (____________) to Scotland.

9 We visit (_____________) our Grandmother every week.

10 As a young man, Carnegie worked (________________) on the railway.

11 Soros went (______________) to England in 1947.

12 I am going to do sports (______________) tomorrow.

13 Carnegie built (_______________) 2,800 free public libraries in the US.

14 I dont like (_________________) autumn.

15 He didnt finish (__________________) his education.

16 I always do tests (____________) successfully.

17 James Anderson gave (_____________) Carnegie books from his library.

18 Soros studied (______________) at the London School of Economics.

19 You dont work (______________) hard.

20 Soros wrote (______________) books about politics, economics and society.

21 We will meet (______________) you at the stationtomorrow.

22 What is (________________) your address?

23 I am not (________________) a teacher.

 

3. Must

Must expresses strong obligation.

The forms of must are the same for all persons.

Must + infinitive without to

Positive & negative

I/ he/ she/ it/we/ you/they must (not) try harder

 

Questions with must are possible, but the use of have to is more common.

Must I/ he/ she/ it/we/ you/they take exams? Yes, you must
Do I/ he/ she/ it/we/ you/they have to take exams? Yes, you do.

 

3 (a) Complete the sentences with words from the box

Dont have to, have to, had to, Do you have to, didnt have to

1. I _____________ work very long hours.

2. ____________ work at the weekend.

3. I ____________ do the washing-up.

4. We ___________ learn the basics.

5. I ___________ wait too long to get a job.

3(b) Complete the sentences with the correct form of must or have to/has to

1. One of the guests is ill. We ________ call a doctor.

2. Receptionists _________________ dress smartly. Its hotel rule.

3. The air-conditioning broke down so we _______________________ call an electrician.

4. Do you ___________________ work in the kitchen?

5. We ____________ remember to say thank you to the manager.

6. Bill __________________clean the tables before breakfast.

4 should/ought to

 

We use should/ought to to give advice or to say what we think is right.

- ought to means the same as should.

- In question and negative forms, we use should more than ought to.

4 (a) Complete the sentences with the correct form of should/ought to /shouldnt

1 Nick, Mum has a headache. We ___________ be quiet. We_________ make so much noise.

2. The music is too loud. You _________ turn it down.

3. You are too tired. You ________ go to bed.

 

5. Present Progressive

The Present Progressive is used to express:

an activity happening now

an activity happening around now, but perhaps not at the moment of speaking (limited period of time)

e.g. I am studying at university.

e.g. I am not studying at university.

e.g. Am I studying at university?

 

Positive & negative

 

I am   working now I am   not   working   now  
He She It is He She It is
We You They are We You They are

 

Questions Short answers

Am I   working   now Yes, I am No, I am not
Is he she it Yes, he is No, he is not
Are we you they Yes, we are No, we are not

a) Write sentences that are true for you at the moment

1 I am wearing a jacket. _____________________________________

2 I am wearing jeans. ________________________________________

3 I am looking out of the window. ______________________________

4 I am standing. _________________________________________

5 I am eating. ______________________________________________

6 I am drinking cocoa. ______________________________________

7 It is raining. ______________________________________________

8 It is snowing. ______________________________________________

9 I am looking at the red car in the yard. _____________________________

10 I am chewing gum. _________________________________________





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