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I intend to improve my English skills. Expressing intentions can be done in several ways such as saying "I will go to your house" or "I'm going to call customer service." When asking about or stating plans, you can use phrases like "What are you going to do?" "I'd like to..." or "I will..." A student can intend to succeed in high school by paying attention in class, reviewing notes, doing homework, being prepared, staying organized, making a study schedule, reading more, and asking others for help.
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- 3. Intention Expressing Plans Cultural Awareness CHAPTER 4 I Will Improve My English
- 4. Intention (noun) is something that you plan to achieve or do. It is also the motivation that you feel in your heart every moment you think, say, or do something. You can express intention in a number of ways. Example. I will go to your house sometime. I’m going to call the customer service. I would like to learn another foreign language. Intention
- 5. Expressing Plans Asking about Plans Stating Plans I’d like to.... I will .... I’m going to .... • What are you going to do when you call him tomorrow? • What will you do in 5 minutes? • What do you intend to do next? • Is it your intention to go home early? • When I meet him, I will give him a special gift. • I’m going to describe the painting briefly. • I will visit some museums in Central Java. Hiding Plans • I’ve got no particular plan in mind. • I’ll never tell. Expressing Plans
- 6. As a student, one of the most difficult things is the transition into high school. These are the tips to make the whole experience easier. You must pay close attention. Review your notes in your free time. Review what you’ve learned in class. Do your homework. Be prepared. Cultural Awareness Intending to be an Excellent Student.
- 7. • Stay organized. • Make a study schedule. • Read more. • Ask someone, for example your parents or older siblings. • Use mind maps. Cultural Awareness Intending to be an Excellent Student.