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The document lists things that someone will and won't do in the near future. It states that they will visit parents, buy a car on Saturday, shower after soccer, be first in an English course, and thank someone for help. They won't use others to help, watch TV before homework, drink beer that afternoon, or travel to Brazil the next week. The second part lists things someone is going to do like fish, run on the beach, sunbathe, drink beer at night, eat with friends, dance with their girlfriend, see the dawn, walk in the morning, see girls, and swim at the beach.
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4. Circling the correct indefinite pronoun in sentences and completing sentences with the correct indefinite pronoun based on pictures.
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The document lists 10 predictions about what Gustavo will do on the beach using the future tense verb "will". Activities include enjoying the beach, not dancing with his girlfriend, wearing a dress to dinner, and drinking whiskey. It also lists 10 statements about what "I" am going to do on a trip using the future tense verb "going to". Plans include enjoying travel with friends, eating salad, dancing every night, swimming in the sea, and taking many pictures.
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The document lists 10 predictions using the verb "will" about what Gustavo will do on the beach, including enjoying the beach, dancing at a club with his girlfriend, using sunscreen, building sandcastles, wearing a dress to dinner, taking pictures with friends, swimming with his boyfriend, drinking whiskey, eating shrimp, and enjoying the sea. It also lists 10 statements using the verb "going to" about what the author is going to do on a trip with friends, including enjoying travel, eating salad, dancing every night, singing, enjoying the trip, swimming in the sea, taking many pictures, tanning in the sun, drinking beer at the hotel, and traveling by boat.
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Dear James,
It's always great to hear from you. Life here has been pretty quiet since you've been away. Not much has changed in the small town. Mom and Dad are doing well and often ask about you.
As for gossip, your friend Steve finally asked out Mary from the diner and they've been dating for a month now. Things seem to be getting serious! Also, old man Johnson's dog got loose again and was chasing the postman around town. The whole thing was quite a scene.
I hope you get a chance to visit home again soon. We all miss you. In the
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Here you can see and practise different ways to chat with your friends using the correct language functions
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Here is a 100-word response to the letter from Captain James Malek in 3 paragraphs:
Dear James,
It's always great to hear from you. Life here has been pretty uneventful since you've been away. Mom and Dad are doing well and ask about you often. Not much new gossip to report - Tom is still dating Susan and they seem happy. Work has been keeping me busy but I make time on the weekends to hang out with friends.
The biggest news is that your old friend Mark just bought a house down the street. He had a big party last weekend to celebrate and everyone was there. We had a bonfire in the backyard and stayed up late talking and catching up. It was nice
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