unit 6: school outdoor activities unit 6: school outdoor activities

Unit 6: SchoolOutdoor activities

Unit 6: SchoolOutdoor activities

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Outline Collocation Will & Be going to. Be going to & Present Progressive. Practice. Sum Up. Further Practice. Homework.

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Collocation

Words That Go Together

Go – PlayLose – Win

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Collocation

Circle one word or phrase that does not go with the verb in

each bow below.

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Collocation

GO

sightseeing

hikingcamping

soccer

swimming

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Collocation

Play

Games

tennis

cards

The

piano

skiing

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Collocation

LoseThe

wayThebus

The match

weight money

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Collocation

WinA soccer

gamesA medal

John

A competition

A race

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Collocation

Complete the sentences with the verbs provided. Make changes when necessary.

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1. Shall we go and _______ soccer.2. We _______ skiing in the French Alps lastyear.3. Our team _______ a gold medal at theOlympics.4. I _______ 5 pounds when I was sick.5. I was late for school because I ___________the bus.6. Simon always _______ John at tennis.

lose beat play miss

go win

went

lost

won

had missed

beats

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7. If you don’t do it soon, you are going to _______ the opportunity.

8. The musician _______ time with his hands and feet.

9. Do you like _______ cards?10. He scored four of the goats but ______ a

penalty.11. Maybe they have just _______ shopping.12. I don’t think he will ________ the election.

lose beat play miss

go win

lose

playing lost

gone

beats

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Will & Be going to

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1. A: We’re going to have a picnic on Saturday. Would you like to join us?

B: I will go with you.

2. Look at the sky. Don’t go out because it’s going to rain.

3. Your talk will be useful for our camping trip next month.

Example

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WILL vs BE GOING TO S + will + bare infinitive

S + be going to + bare infinitive

I will go to school tomorrow

I’m going to go picnic next week..

S + will not + bare infinitive

S + be + not + going to + bare infinitive

I won’t go to school tomorrow

I’m not going to go picnic next week

Will + S + bare infinitive?

Be+ going to + bare infinitive?

Will you go to school tomorrow?

Are you going to go picnic next week?

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How to use WILL1. Used to make a prediction about the

future.Ex: The company will make a profit next year.

2. Express an immediate decision at the time of speaking

Ex: A: This table is so heavy! B: I will give you a hand.

3. Used to make an assumption.Ex: That will be Tom at the door. (I suppose)

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BE GOING TO1. Used to describe intentions or

plans.Ex: I’m going to wait here until Carol

gets back.

2. Used to describe an event whose cause is present or evident.

EX: It’s so cloudy! It’s going to rain soon.

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Exercise 1Complete the sentences using

will or be going to as appropriate.

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Exercise 11) According to the weather forecast,

It ______ be sunny tomorrow.

2) A: Why did you buy this big bag? B: I ___________ spend two weeks at a music camp.

3) A: We need a big tent. B: I ______ bring it.

will

am going to

will

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Exercise 14) A: We ___________ go to the

science museum this afternoon. What time will we meet? B: I think we ______ meet at school at 1 p.m.

5) A: What will we bring with us? B: Camping gear and a lot of food are what we ______ need.

are going to

will

will

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Present Progressive

vs Be going to

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Example1) We are visiting his village at 9:00 a.m. next week.

2) I’m going to wait at the school gate until you come.

3) This is my last day here. I’m going back to England tomorrow.

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PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

Used to describe fixed arrangement, especially social or travel arrangement.

Ex: - Lan is meeting her friends at 10a.m. this morning. - They are leaving London tomorrow.

Note:We can substitute the going to-future with the Present Progressive when using an expression of time.

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Complete the sentences using present progressive or be going

to as appropriate.

Exercise 2

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Exercise 21) Before I go to England next year, I

_________________ (learn) some English.

2) They ___________ (leave) for Ho Chi Minh City at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow.

3) I don’t understand this exercise, so I think I _______________ (see) our English teacher this afternoon.

am going to learn

are leaving

am going to see

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Exercise 24) What ____ you ___________ (do) next

when you have finished this job?

5) We ___________ (have) a party at eight o’clock tonight. Can you come?

6) Vietnam __________ (play) Thailand in today’s final.

are going to do

are having

is playing

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7) I have to get up early tomorrow. I _________ (have) an important English test at 7:00 a.m.

8) I’m very tired. I’____________ (not/work) anymore today.

Exercise 2

am having

m not going to wok

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Choose the correct answer to fill each blank.

Exercise 3

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Exercise 3A: Let’s go swimming this afternoon.

B: Great! I expect it _____ fun.

1. will be

2. is

3. is being

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Exercise 3A: Have you decided to apply for

that job?B: Yes, I did last week. I ____ for

that job tomorrow.1. will apply2. am going to apply3. am to apply

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A: I can’t do this exercise.B: I _____ you.1. help2. will help3. am going to help

Exercise 3

A: What _____ tonight?

B: Nothing special.

1. are you doing

2. will you do

3. do you do

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A: Could I have a word with you, please?

B: Sorry. My train ____ in five minute.

1. is going to leave2. leaves3. will leave

Exercise 3

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Sum UpFUTURE MIX

Will Be going toPresent

ProgressiveSimple Present

- Prediction about the future.

- Assumption.

- Spontaneous decision.

- Planned action in the future.

- Logical consequence.

- Fix arrangement for the near future.

- Action set by a time table or schedule.

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FURTHER PRACTICETask 1Task 1: Decide whether these : Decide whether these sentences below are correct or sentences below are correct or incorrect. Then give them the incorrect. Then give them the

correct answers.correct answers.

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1. I’m too tired to walk. I’m going to take a taxi.

2.A: What are you going to do tonight?

B: I will meet some old friends at a party.

3. A: What are you going? Are you going shopping?

B: Yes, I’m buying some beef for dinner.

Task 1will

am going to

am going to

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4. A: What would you like to drink? Tea or coffee?

B: I have tea, please.

5. A: Did you send that letter for me?B: Oh, I’m sorry. I completely forgot. I’m going to do it now.

Task 1

will

Have you sent

will

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Task 2: Choose the best answer to complete each conversation.

1. A: ________ B: I’m getting up early, packing a lunch, and taking a bus to the beach.

a. What are you doing now?b. What are you going to do

tomorrow?

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2. A: I don’t need an umbrella. It’s not raining B: _________

a. But It’s raining this afternoonb. But it’s going to rain this afternoon

Task 2

3. A: Tomorrow election is going to be close. B: _________a. Yes, but I think Cole will winb. Yes, but I think Cole’s winning

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Task 2 4. A: Next Monday is Jason’s birthday B: ________ a. Yes, we’re going to have a party for her b. Yes we will have a party for her

5. A: This bow is very heavy. I can’t carry it any longer. B: __________a. Don’t worry. I’m going to carry itb. I’ll carry it for you.

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Task 2 4. A: Next Monday is Jason’s birthday B: ________ a. Yes, we’re going to have a party for her b. Yes we will have a party for her

5. A: This bow is very heavy. I can’t carry it any longer. B: __________a. Don’t worry. I’m going to carry itb. I’ll carry it for you.

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Homework Review the lesson Prepare Unit 7: The Mass Media.