WELCOME TO OUR CLASS
ENGLISH 10
What is the name
of each picture?
Guitar
A girl
Game
Gold
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guitar
girl
game
gold


Cooking
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Kitchen
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Tickets
Cars
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cooking
kitchen
tickets
cars




1. Practice the sound /g/ and /k/ :
I. PRONUNCIATION
/g/
Group - /gru:p/
Game - /geim/
Together - /tə`geđə/
Again - /ə`gen/
Goal - /goul/
Dog - /dɔg/
Uruguay - /’ju: rəwai/
Margaret - /’mɑ:gə`rit/
/k/
Club - / [klʌb/
Kick - / kik/
Cup - /kʌp/
Ticket - / `tikit/
School - /sku: l/
Because - /bi`kɔz/
Compete - /kəm`pi:t/
Weak - /wi:k/
Practice these sentences
Our group hasn’t scored a goal.
Uruguay will lose another game again.
Margaret took the dog and the cat for a walk.
Can your school club compete in the next tournament.
He can’t kick the ball because he’s too weak.
He has got a ticket for the next World Cup in Germany
II. GRAMMAR
Will and Going to
be going to + V (infinitive without “to”)
will+ V( infinitive without “to”)
A: Oh, I’ve just realised I haven’t got any money.
B: Haven’t you? Well, don’t worry. I’ll lend you some.
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Do you like beer or champagne?
Well, I’ll have beer.
WILL→ Used for making
decision at the time of speaking
I’ll lend you some.
Do you like beer or champagne?
I will have beer.
Why are you turning on the TV?
I’m going to watch the football match.
BE GOING TO refers to a plan
before the moment of speaking
1. A: I’ve got a headache.
B: Have you? Wait there and an aspirin for
you. (I/get)

2. A: Why are you filling that bucket with water?
B: the car. (I/wash)

3. A: I’ve decided to repaint this room.
B: Oh, have you? What colour it?
(you paint)
EXERCISE 1:Complete the sentences using “Will (‘ll)”
or “going to”:
I’ll get
I am going to wash
are you going to paint
4. A: Where are you going? Are you go shopping?
B: Yes, something for dinner.
(I/buy)

5. A: I don’t know how to use this this camera.
B: It’s quite easy. you . (I/show)

6. A: What would you like to eat?
B: a sandwich, please. ( I/ have)
I am going to buy
I’ll show
EXERCISE 1: Complete the sentences using“Will (‘ll)” or “going to”:
I’ll have
She has been studying very hard for her exams.
I’m sure she will pass the exams easily.

WILL Used for predicting
about the future
We often use “will” with: I’m sure,
I(don’t) think …

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Look at the black clouds in the sky. It’s going to rain.
BE GOING TO Used when we
are sure that sth will happen
in the near future.
4. I can’t read small writing any more. I think I
……………………………soon.

5. Don’t sit in the sun for too long.
You ……..………………….

6. Don’t try that new restaurant. I’m sure you …………………

7. I’m having driving my test soon, but I know ………………… I haven’t had enough lesson.
will have to wear glasses
will have a headache.
won’t like it.
I won’t pass it.
EXERCISE 2: Complete the sentences, using “will” or “won’t” or any other necessary words :
I will open the window.
WILLUsed for making an offer
It’s so hot in this room.
EXERCISE 3: Make offers with I’ll for the following situations:
1. I’m dying for a drink! ( make/ cup of tea)

2. There’s someone at the door. (open)

3. I haven’t got any money. (lend)

4. I need to be at the station in ten minutes. (give)
 a lift.
5. My suitcases are so heavy!. (carry)

I’ll make you a cup of tea.
I’ll open it.
I’ll lend you some.
I’ll carry them for you.
I’ll give you
1. Don’t worry about your exam. I’m sure you……….…
A. pass
B. are going to pass
C. won’t pass
D. will pass
2. Joe: John, do you want me to take you to the airport?

John: No, thanks, Joe. Ann……………me.
A. will take
B. is going to take
C. takes
D. has taken
3.It’s raining. Don’t go out. I think you………..wet.
A. won’t get
B. take
C. are going to get
D. will get
Mary is
going to
have a
birthday
party tonight.
Make sentence with the picture.
I’m hungry.
I will make you some food.
Make sentence with the picture.
I am saving money.
I am going to buy a mobile phone
WILL
GOING TO
A: Ann is in hospital.
B: Oh! Really, I didn’t know that.
I’ll go and visit her.

→ Used for making decision at the
time of speaking
A: Ann is in hospital.
B: Yes, I know, I’m going to visit
her tomorrow.

→ Used when we have decided to
do sth.


- This box looks heavy.
I’ll help with it.

→Used for making an offer




A: Do you think Ann will pass the exam?
B: yes, she’ll pass easily.

→ Used for predicting about the future
We often use “will” with: I’m sure, I(don’t)
think …

- Look at those black clouds.
It’s going to rain.
(The clouds are there now)
→Used when we are sure that sth will
happen in the near future.
Homework:
Write 5 sentences using “ will”
& 5 sentences using“ be going to”
Thanks for your attention!
Good bye and see you again!