The poem "Imagine" discusses the author's imagination of what the future may look like, posing questions about possible technologies such as flying cars, teleportation, projected communication through watches, and more advanced robotics and buildings. The document then asks if readers think these things could happen and how they imagine themselves living 30 years in the future. It also provides instructions on forming the future tense in English by using "will" or "shall" before verbs to indicate actions that have not yet occurred. Examples are given such as "I will eat my snacks" and "We shall visit our grandparents."

1. ENGLISH
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2. Good Morning

3. Imagine
By April S. Campeña
What will tomorrow look like?
Will there be flying cars and magnetic roads?
Do you think, by then, we can teleport?
What will tomorrow look like?
Will there still be cellular phones?
Or can we project the person through our watches
Whenever we want to talk?

4. What will tomorrow look like?
Will there still be flat screen TV?
Or will we have even better technology?
Will there be more robots
That look like humans?
Will there be plants, trees and flowers
Or will there be more buildings to look at?
All these things I can only imagine
Can you imagine them?

5. The poem “Imagine”,
talks about the
authors imagination
on what will the
future looks like.

6. Do you think the
things mentioned in
the poem will
happen?

7. How do you
imagine yourself
living in the future
30 years from
now?

8. Future
Tense
of the
Verb

9. When the action
is not yet done, we
use the FUTURE
TENSE of the verb.

10. How to form the
future tense of the
verb?

11. To form the
FUTURE TENSE of the
verb, we use the words
will or shall before the
verb to show that the
action is about to

12. Example:
will + study = will study
will + visit = will visit
shall + eat = will eat

13. Let Use it in a Sentence:
1. I will eat my snacks later in the
afternoon.
2. My brother and his friends will
study tonight.
3. We shall visit our grandparents
next week.

14. Let Use it in a Sentence:
1. I will eat my snacks later in the
afternoon.
2. My brother and his friends will
study tonight.
3. We shall visit our grandparents
next week.

15. Let Use it in a Sentence:
1. I will eat my snacks later in the
afternoon.
2. My brother and his friends will
study tonight.
3. We shall visit our grandparents
next week.
Do not change the verb after will.

16. LET US
TRY THIS!!!

17. In the future, I think cars
(fly) and others (use)
projector watches. Many
(build) robots and some
(invent) magnetic roads for
better transportation. I truly
hope that I (see) them in the
future.

18. In the future, I think cars
will fly and others (use)
projector watches. Many
(build) robots and some
(invent) magnetic roads for
better transportation. I truly
hope that I (see) them in the
future.

19. In the future, I think cars
will fly and others will use
projector watches. Many (build)
robots and some (invent)
magnetic roads for better
transportation. I truly hope that
I (see) them in the future.

20. In the future, I think cars
will fly and others will use
projector watches. Many will
build robots and some (invent)
magnetic roads for better
transportation. I truly hope that
I (see) them in the future.

21. In the future, I think cars
will fly and others will use
projector watches. Many will
build robots and some will
invent magnetic roads for
better transportation. I truly
hope that I (see) them in the
future.

22. In the future, I think cars
will fly and others will use
projector watches. Many will
build robots and some will
invent magnetic roads for
better transportation. I truly
hope that I will see them in the
future.

23. ENGLISH
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