Whatever will be , will be

Introduction

(5 min)

 

Future forms 

Welcome to Whatever will be, will be.

Future forms in English usually involve the use of ''will'' or ''be going to''.These forms express actions that will happen in the future .

Objectives

-Improve the understanding of future forms especially when do we use it.

-Give students enough information about the topic.

Task

(15 min)

 

Activity 1. Understanding Future forms 

Learn what is Future forms by showing the material below.

Future forms are mainly divided into four categories:

1.Simple Future :Usually used for quick decisions , promises , offers or predictions. Example.:''I will call you later.''

2.Future Continuous : Used to indicate an action that will be ongoing at  specific time in the future .Example :''I will be working at 10pm.''

3.Future Perfect : Used to say that something will have been completed by a certain point in the future .Example:''I will have finished the report by tomorrow .''

4.Future Perfect Continuous : Used to show that something will continue up until a particular event or time in the future . Example:'@I will have been living here for six months by January .''

Each of these forms has its own specific.

 

Activity 2. Write down four sentences using Future forms . 

Share your sentences with the others in class.

 

Activity 3. Watch the video below for informational Future forms.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGcXggbeLH8

 

Process

(20 min)

I'm going to give the students a group work after that they will work individually .

Divide the class into pairs or small group. Each group will receive a set of cards with different situations written on them , like ''weather tomorrow'',''technology in 10 years '',''your job in 5 years'', etc.

Students will pick a card and make a prediction using a future form . For example , if they pick ''weather tomorrow'', they might say,''It will rain tomorrow'' or ''It is going to be sunny tomorrow''.

 

Other group members can agree or disagree, using future forms as well. For instance, "No, I think it will be cloudy" or "Yes, I also think it's going to rain".

 

Rotate the cards among groups so everyone gets a chance to practice different future forms.

 

Exercise 1 . Fill-in-the-blanks:Complete the sentences with the correct future form (will,going to, will be,will have been ,etc)

-a. By the time you arrive, I ________ (finish) cooking dinner.

-b. She ________ (attend) the conference next week.

-c. This time next year, I ________ (live) in a new city.

-d. In a few hours, we ________ (be) on a plane to Hawaii.

2. *Rewrite the sentences*: Change the sentences to use a different future form.

-a. I will study for the test later. (use 'going to')

-b. They are going to play basketball this evening. (use 'will')

Evaluation

The exercises will serve as the basis for students in the future .

Out of a possible 100 points , the three exercises are worth 90% and the Kahoot game is worth 10%.

Students' result will come out after a few days . 

Conclusion

(10 min)

Final activity

We already came to the last task and I'd really appreciate everyone's attentions to play a game together that is connected with this topic . 

I created a game called Kahoot for you , it is with multiple-choice and you can answer the one you think it's right .

It can give you a lot of information and new examples that you didn't know. 

Credits

New Headway English course, page 47-51 (Upper-Intermediate , Student's book) (Oxford University Press)

- Authors : Liz & John Soars 

Video exercise 3, 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGcXggbeLH8

Kahoot quiz :https://play.kahoot.it/v2/gameblock?quizId=a8308b36-fc5a-4e1c-9cd9-169acf43580c

 

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