UNIT 10 – MY DREAM JOB
Lesson 10.6 Speaking
(SB page 106)

Racing game
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Work in pairs.

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Take turns to complete the handout.

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Then, 2 pairs make a group of 4:
- The first pair read the 'If clause.
- The second pair complete the sentence using will/won't.

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The first group to finish with the correct answers gets 5 points.

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Racing game
1.falls / c. will wake

6.phones / i. will answer

2. doesn't understand/will explain

7. tries / a. will block

3. is hungry / h. will cook

8. is / f. will switch

4. needs / g. will find

9. uses / b. won't have

5. has / j. will organise

10.fails /f. will give

Objective
I can talk about probability.

Exercise 1 (SB page 106)
Ask and answer the questions.
1. How do you feel before an important exam?
2. What will you do if you have an important exam tomorrow?

Exercise 2 (SB page 106)

Work in pairs to answer the questions.

1. Who do you think looks most relaxed: A
Lee or Billy?
2. What do you think they're talking
about?

Exercise 3 (SB page 106)
Listen and answer.

Who is the most confident about passin
the exam?
 Lee is most confident about
passing the exam.

“Out of class” words and phrases
1. Gosh! - This word is used to express surprise or strength of
feeling.
2. What a nightmare! - This phrase is used to describe
difficult situations.
3. Fingers crossed! - This phrase is used to wish somebody luck.

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Find the examples of probability in the dialogues.
1. I probably won't get any points for it.
2. I definitely won't.
3. You'll probably pass.
4. I might pass.
5. I'll definitely pass.
6. they'll definitely see ...

Meaning and Usage
We use will/won't and adverbs of certainty (probably, definitely) or may/might to say
that something is possible.

Forms
will/won't

may/might

S + will + probably/
definitely + V (infinitive).

S + may/might (+ not) + V (infinitive).

S + probably/
definitely + won't + V (infinitive).

S + may/might + not + V (infinitive).

LUCKY WHEEL
• Write the sentences with the words in
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• Spin the wheel to get the points.

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Complete the sentence with the words in brackets
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will probably be
Brighton _________________expensive.
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Complete the sentence with the words in brackets
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will definitely let
Bill's uncle ____________________them
camp on his farm.
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will definitely be
3. There _______________space
in Amy's tent for Krystal.
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won't want stay in a tent. (want/won't/probably)
4. Krystal probably
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might want to stay in a hotel. (want/might)
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Complete the sentence with the words in brackets
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may have to
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money for his train tickets. (have to/may)

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Exercise 5 (SB page 106)
Share your ideas using will/won't and adverbs of certainty (probably,
definitely) or may/might

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Exercise 5 (SB page 106)
A: Let me start first. I think people will
probably stop using banknotes.
B: I don't think so because banknotes are still
useful and popular to those who live in
mountainous areas.

Survey
In pairs, talk about what will happen to you in the next ten years. 
Will you ……?
Learn a new language
Be famous
Buy a car/ motorbike
Still live in your hometown
Become a fantastic cook

Friend 1
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Friend 2