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The document discusses making predictions and plans for the future, including predicting how one's life may be in 20 years, plans to study next year but not work, arrangements to visit the dentist on a Friday afternoon but not go out in the evening, and details about a train leaving tomorrow at 5 o'clock that does not stop on the way. It also provides links to practice future tense exercises on the web.
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- 2. PREDICTIONS: How will your life be in 20 year's? I will have a family I won't live in a big house
- 3. PLANS, INTENTIONS: What are you going to do next year? I'm going to study I'm not going to work
- 4. ARRANGEMENTS: What are you doing on Friday? I'm visiting the dentist in the afternoon I'm not going out in the evening
- 5. TIMETABLES: When does your train leave tomorrow ? It leaves at 5 o'clock It doesn't stop on the way
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- 7. PRACTISE ON THE WEB: http://www.agendaweb.org/verbs/future-exercises.htm http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/futu