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    The document provides examples of using future tenses like "be going to" and the present continuous. Part A shows completing sentences with opposites. Part B completes sentences with superlatives. Part C demonstrates using "be going to" to make predictions based on pictures and situations. It covers a range of grammatical structures for discussing future events.

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    English Grammar United 10

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    The document provides examples of using future tenses like "be going to" and the present continuous. Part A shows completing sentences with opposites. Part B completes sentences with superlatives. Part C demonstrates using "be going to" to make predictions based on pictures and situations. It covers a range of grammatical structures for discussing future events.

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    The document provides examples of using future tenses like "be going to" and the present continuous. Part A shows completing sentences with opposites. Part B completes sentences with superlatives. Part C demonstrates using "be going to" to make predictions based on pictures and situations. It covers a range of grammatical structures for discussing future events.

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    English Grammar United 10

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    The document provides examples of using future tenses like "be going to" and the present continuous. Part A shows completing sentences with opposites. Part B completes sentences with superlatives. Part C demonstrates using "be going to" to make predictions based on pictures and situations. It covers a range of grammatical structures for discussing future events.

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    10A

    a. Write the opposite.


    The smallest – The biggest
    1. The coldest – the hottest
    2. The most expensive – the cheapest
    3. The best – the worst
    4. The most difficult – the easiest
    5. The driest – the wettest
    6. The shortest – the longest
    7. The nearest – the farthest
    8. The cleanest – the dirtiest

    b. Complete the sentences with a superlative. Use the adjectives in parentheses.


    The tigers are the most dangerous animals in the zoo. (dangerous)
    1. Our house is the biggest house on the street. (big)
    2. For me, Saturday is the best day of the week. (good)
    3. Mu bedroom is the smallest room in our house. (small)
    4. July is the hottest month in my country. (hot)
    5. My neighbors upstairs are the noisiest people in the word. (noisy)
    6. The worst driver in my family is my dad. (bad)
    7. Sophie is the youngest student in our English class. (young)
    8. The most beautiful building in my town is the museum. (beautiful)

    10B
    a. Complete the sentences with the correct form of be going to and the verb in parentheses.
    She doesn’t have a car. She’s going to travel by train. (travel)
    1. We need a vacation. We’re going to book a hotel near the beach. (book)
    2. Tomorrow is Saturday. I’m going to stay in bed. (stay)
    3. My sister wants to be a doctor. She’s going to study medicine. (study)
    4. Laura and Davis are in love. They’re going to get married. (get)
    5. Ian is busy. He’s going to work late tonight. (work)
    6. Their house isn’t very neat. They’re going to do housework this afternoon. (do)
    7. It’s raining. We’re going to take an umbrella. (take)
    8. I have a problema at work. I’m going to speak to my boss. (speak)

    b. Complete the sentences with be going to + a verb.


    Not buy call not come eat
    Go not see sleep watch
    I’m staying with a friend. I’m going to sleep on the couch.
    1. I need to talk to my mom. I’m going to call her tonight.
    2. There isn’t any food. What are we going to eat?
    3. My friend is sick. She isn’t going to see to the party.
    4. They don’t have any money. They aren’t going to buy any new clothes.
    5. The Yankees are playing the Red Sox. Are you going to watch the game?
    6. Our Friends are away. We aren’t going to come them this week.
    7. The children are tired. They are going to go to bed.

    10C
    a. Write predicctions for the pictures.
    A. Be catch make play send
    B. The bus an email a nice day an omelet tennis
    He’s going to play tennis.
    1. It’s going to be a nice day
    2. She’s going to catch the bus.
    3. He’s going to make an omelet.
    4. She’s going to sen an email.

    b. Complete the predictions with be going to and a verb.


    be break not finish forget have
    not like not pass tell win
    I’m a fortune - teller. I’m going to tell you about your future.
    1. You’re driving very fast! I’m sure we’re going to have an accident!
    2. She’s a very bad student. She isn’t going to pass the exam.
    3. Be careful with that glass! You’re going to be it!
    4. We have a lot of homework. I’m sure we aren’t going to finish it.
    5. They’re playing well. I think they’re going to win the game.
    6. Look at the time. We’re going to break late.
    7. Oh, no, it’s a horror movie. I’m sure I’m not going to like it.
    8. He didn’t put her number in his pone. He’ s going to forget it.

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