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![Class 2
Present simple- timetables The train leaves at 12.20/ The lesson
doesn’t start until 2 p.m/ When does
your karate class start?
Will- Promises, predictions and spontaneous
decisions
I’ll email you tomorrow/ It’ll be a fun
day / I’ll carry your folder / Will you
lend him the book?
Future perfect simple- refers to a
completed action in the future
[time]+subject+will+have+p.p verb+comp+ [time]
Hurry up, or the concert will have
started by the time we get there.
Class 3
Present continuous- Fixed future plans I’m having a party tonight/ She
isn’t coming to my party tonight/
Is Kevin coming to your party
tonight?
Be going to- Future intentions and predictions
(taken for granted)
We’re going to see our aunt / We
aren’t going to be late / Are you
going to visit your cousin?
Future continuous- actions and events that
will be in progress at a particular time in the future
/ talk about something that we think is happening at
the time of speaking.
[time]+subject+will+be+verb-ing+comp+ [time]
I will be flying to Thailand this
time next week.
Elizabeth will be having dinner
now, so there’s no point in
calling her.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/class1-2-34esoa-b-230316140519-60b885c2/75/Future-Fake-news-2-2048.jpg)
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Future & Fake news
This document contains information about vocabulary related to fake news, language for giving warnings, and English tenses including the present simple, will, future perfect simple, present continuous, be going to, and future continuous. It defines key uses of these tenses such as timetables for the present simple, promises and predictions for will, referring to completed future actions for the future perfect simple, fixed future plans for the present continuous, future intentions and predictions for be going to, and actions that will be in progress at a future time for the future continuous.
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- 2. Class 2 Present simple-timetables The train leaves at 12.20/ The lesson doesn’t start until 2 p.m/ When does your karate class start? Will- Promises, predictions and spontaneous decisions I’ll email you tomorrow/ It’ll be a fun day / I’ll carry your folder / Will you lend him the book? Future perfect simple- refers to a completed action in the future [time]+subject+will+have+p.p verb+comp+ [time] Hurry up, or the concert will have started by the time we get there. Class 3 Present continuous- Fixed future plans I’m having a party tonight/ She isn’t coming to my party tonight/ Is Kevin coming to your party tonight? Be going to- Future intentions and predictions (taken for granted) We’re going to see our aunt / We aren’t going to be late / Are you going to visit your cousin? Future continuous- actions and events that will be in progress at a particular time in the future / talk about something that we think is happening at the time of speaking. [time]+subject+will+be+verb-ing+comp+ [time] I will be flying to Thailand this time next week. Elizabeth will be having dinner now, so there’s no point in calling her.