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    Life

    Level 3 Unit 6b
    Future forms: going to, will, and present continuous

    W: What are you going to order?


    M: I’m not sure. I think I’ll have fish. What about you?
    W: I’m going to order steak and fries. I always have steak!
    M: That sounds nice. Maybe I’ll have the steak, too.
    [later]
    M: Sorry but I’m getting a train in half an hour. I have to
    go. It was delicious.
    W: Sure. No problem. I’ll pay.
    M: Really? That’s very kind of you.

    Presentation

    Present continuous will


    Use the present continuous to talk about a fixed Use will (without to):
    arrangement in the future. We often mention a time. • to make a decision when speaking:
    I‘m getting a train in half an hour. I’m not sure. I think I’ll have fish … Or maybe I’ll
    We’re meeting my friends at nine. have steak.
    • to make promises and offers:
    be going to
    I promise I’ll pay.
    Use be going to + infinitive to talk about general plans
    and intentions. I’ll get the bill.
    I‘m going to order steak.
    What are you going to order?

    Exercises
    1 Look at the pictures and write sentences. Use going to, will, or the present continuous.

    1 Rita and I / play / on


    Rita and i will play tennis on tueday

    2 It’s OK. I / pay / lunch


    Its okay I´ll pay for our lunch

    3 This year / I / learn


    This year I´ll learn to play the piano

    1 © National Geographic Learning


    Level 3 Unit 6b
    Exercises

    2 Complete the conversations with the present continuous or will.


    1 A: What are you doing on Tuesday? 4 A: Where are you going (you go)
    B:  I’m having (I have) lunch for your vacation this year?
    with Jerry. B: To Greece.
    2 A: Let’s ask the waiter for the bill. 5 A: I haven’t got any money!
    B: Good idea. I´ll pay B: Don’t worry. I´ll lend
    (I pay) it. (I lend) you some.
    3 A: When are you getting married (you get) 6 A: Sorry but I’m going to be late.
    married? B: That’s OK. we are going to wait
    B: On the 25th of June. (we wait) for you.
    3 Look at the pictures. Check what the person says.

    1 I’m going to pay for it. 2 I’m going to have a 3 I’ll help you.
    I’ll pay for it. ✓ vacation in Florida! I’m going to help you.
    I’ll have a vacation in Florida.

    4 I’ll be a doctor like my father. 5 I’ll get it. 6 I’ll have a party tonight.
    I’m going to be a doctor like I’m going to get it. I’m going to have a party
    my father. tonight.
    4 Complete the sentences with I’m going to or I think I’ll.
    1 I’m going to see Real Madrid play AC Milan: I’ve got tickets.
    2 The sun’s come out. I'll go to the beach.
    3 I’ve sold my car. I’m going to buy a new one.
    4 It’s getting dark. I'll turn on the light.
    5 I’m going to Tokyo for six months. study Japanese.

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