Енглески језик 7, уџбеник, старо издање, Нови Логос

LANGUAGE FOCUS
I can talk about the future.
be going to and will
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Plans and predictions
1 Complete the sentences from the text and
exercise 3 on page 62. Then match a–f with
rules 1 and 2.
a Our children blame us for doing nothing.
b The future be bright.
c I swim a hundred kilometres.
d someone look after you?
e What problems do you think you have?
f How much money you make from sponsors?
RULES
1 We use be going to to talk about plans.
2 We use will / won’t to make predictions.
More practice Workbook page 51
2 Complete the text with be going to or
will / won’t.
Tim and I 1 (run) the London Marathon for
charity next month. We hope that all our friends
2
(sponsor) us, so we 3 (make) a lot of money.
I think that the biggest problem 4 (be) getting
fit. That’s why we 5 (start) training soon. Tim
says he 6 (run) 10 kilometres before school
every day. But I don’t think he 7 (train) every day
because he hates getting up early.
3 Read the situation. Then complete the questions
and invent answers with be going to or will.
Situation:
There are plans to
close a park and to
on the land. You
want to organize a
protest and a free
concert for publicity.
1 When the park close?
2 How many office blocks they build?
3 How many people do you think come to
the concert?
4 Which groups you invite?
5 What problems do you think you have?
6 How much money do you think the concert
raise?
Intentions and instant decisions
4 Read the dialogue. Then choose the correct
words in the rules.
Anna Hi, Tim. I’m going to run this morning.
Are you going to come with me?
Tim I’ll join you later.
Anna I’m not going to wait all morning.
Tim Oh, alright, I’ll come.
RULES
1 We use will / be going to for intentions.
2 We use will / be going to for instant
decisions.
More practice Workbook page 51
5 2.33 Choose the correct words.
Then listen and check.
Sam 1
I’m going to / l’ll get tickets for the
concert today. Have you got one?
Amy No, not yet. 2 Are you going to / Will you
get one for me?
Sam OK, 3 I’m going to / I’ll give it to you at
school tomorrow.
Amy Brilliant! Here, 4 I’m going to / I’ll give
you the money. How 5 are you going to /
will you get to the concert?
Sam I don’t know.
Amy I know. 6 I’m going to / I’ll ask my dad
to drive us.
Sam That’s a good idea. Thanks, Amy.
6 ACTIVATE Work in pairs and make dialogues
using 1–6. Then continue the dialogues with
your own ideas.
visit Helen in hospital / come with you
I’m going to visit Helen in hospital.
I’ll come with you. I’ll bring her some magazines.
1 see a film in town / come with you
2 do some shopping / give you a list
3 have a picnic / make sandwiches
4 do a walk for charity / support you
5 take the dog for a walk / get lunch ready
6 organize a party / help you
Finished?
Invent more situations similar to those in
exercise 6.
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