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LESSON 3: A CLOSER LOOK 2

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LESSON
3: 1:AGETTING
CLOSER
LOOK 2
LESSON
STARTED
WARM-UP

Game: Sentence puzzling

THE FUTURE SIMPLE
TENSE

MIGHT FOR FUTURE
POSSIBILITY

• Task 1: Fill in the blanks.
• Task 2: Complete the conversation
• Task 3: Make sentences.
Task 4: True or false

PRODUCTION

CONSOLIDATION

Task 5: Share what you might do or have in the
future.
• Wrap-up
• Homework

WARM-UP
ENGLISH

SENTENCES
PUZZLING

NEXT
YEAR.

SHE

WILL
LEARN

OVERNIGHT.

WORK

WILL

HIS
FATHER

WILL

PHONG
AND NICK

SOON.

COME

FINISH

SAM

WON'T

HIS
WORK.

WARM-UP

SENTENCES
PUZZLING

SHE

WILL
LEARN

ENGLISH

NEXT
YEAR.

HIS
FATHER

WILL

WORK

PHONG
AND NICK

WILL

COME

SOON.

SAM

WON'T

FINISH

HIS
WORK.

OVERNIGHT.

PRESENTATION
*Grammar

FUTURE SIMPLE
STRUCTURES:

+

S + will + V

-

S + will not (won't) + V

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Will + S + V ?

PRACTICE

1

Fill in the blanks with will or won't.

will / won't
1. I think I _______ stay at home tonight.
2. My friends _______ go to the library this afternoon.
3. My mum _______ make a cake today.
4. I _______ have an English test tomorrow.
5. Our family _______ move to the new house next week.

PRACTICE

2

Complete the conversation with will ('ll) or won't.

A: Oh, no. The dog ran away again!
will / 'll come back.
B: Don't worry – he (1) _______
will
A: Are you sure he (2) _______?
will / 'll come back
B: OK, he might not come back today. But I'm sure he (3) _______
tomorrow.
won't come back. We (5) _______
will / 'll never see
A: I don't believe you! He (4) _______
him again. I'm sure.
B: Oh, look ... Here he is!

PRACTICE

3 Write sentences, using will ('ll) or won't and the words/phrases given.
1. computer / do / housework
A computer will / won't help me to do my housework.
2. robot / water / flowers
A robot will help me to water the flowers.
3. smart TV / cook / meal
A smart TV won't help me to cook meals.
4. washing machine / iron / clothes
A washing machine will / won't help me to iron the clothes.
5. smartphone / take care / children
A smartphone won't help me to take care of the children.

PRESENTATION
“We might live in a UFO.”
What structure do I use in this sentence?

might + V
Why do I use “might” instead of “will”?

We use might for future possibility.

PRESENTATION

Might for future possibility
We use might + V to talk about actions
that are possible in the future (We are
not sure if they will happen or not).
Example:
- We might live in a UFO.
- They might not travel in cars.

PRACTICE

4 Read the poems and tick true or false.

In the future
We might go on holiday to the Moon.
We might stay there for a long time.
We might have a great time.
We might come home soon. Henry, aged 11

In the future
We might live with robots.
They might clean our houses.
They might wash our clothes.
They might not talk to us.
Jenny, aged 12

PRACTICE
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1. Jenny thinks we might live with robots.
2. Henry thinks we might travel to the Moon.
3. Jenny thinks robots might not clean our houses.

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4. Henry thinks we will stay on the Moon for a short time.
5. Jenny thinks robots might help us to do the housework.
6. Henry thinks we might not have a great time on the
Moon.

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PRODUCTION

5 Think about what you might do or have in the future. Share
your ideas with your classmates.

Example:
I might have a smartphone to surf the internet.

CONSOLIDATION

1 Wrap-up
What have we learnt in this lesson?
 Future Simple and Might for future
possibility.

CONSOLIDATION

2 Homework
Do exercises in the workbook.

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