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    Meeting VI-VII Tiia: Lecturer: Sepsy Caroline T H. S. SS., M.Hum

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    Meeting VI-VII Tiia: Lecturer: Sepsy Caroline T H. S. SS., M.Hum

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    Meeting VI-VII

    TI I A
    T h. S . S S., M .Hu m
    c t ur er : S ep sy Caro l ine
    Le

    Free Powerpoint Templates


    #S i m pl e F u t u re
    E G O I N G T O
    WILL vs B )
    p re s e n t p r o g re ss i v e
    (u s i n g t he
    &
    (the s i m p l e p re s e nt
    s f u t ur e ti m e )
    to expres
    MATERIALS
    SIMPLE Future/
    WILL VS Be Going To

    u tu r e/ B e g o in g to
    Simple F
    FUTURE TIME:
    WILL – BE (am, is, are) GOING TO

     I will go on vacation to Bali‘ next month


    I will go to BALI for vacation to Bali next month
    I am GONNA GO for vacation to Bali next month
    going to go for vacation to Bali next month
    Alfin is GONNA go for vacation to BALI next month
    going to go for vacation to BALI next month
    Grammar Focus:
    Simple Future/ Be (am-is-are) Going To

    He will finish his work Will or Be going To is


    tomorrow (a) used to express future
    time.
    He is going to/gonna In speech, Going To is
    finish his work often pronounced
    tomorrow (b) ‘Gonna’
    Functions of simple future;

     Toexpress prediction (will and be


    going to)
     To express prior plan (be going to)
     To express willingness (will)
    Grammar Focus:
    WILL VS BE GOING TO
    To express a PREDICTION – either WILL or BE GOING TO is
    used:
    According to the weather, it will When the speaker is making a
    be cloudy tomorrow (a) prediction (a statement about
    something he/ she thinks will be
    According to the weather, it is true or will occur in the future,
    going to be cloudy tomorrow (b) either Will or Be Going To is
    possible)
    Be careful! You will hurt yourself!
    (c) There’s no difference in meaning
    Watch out! You are going to hurt between (a) & (b)
    yourself! (d)
    There’s no difference in meaning
    between (c) & (d)
    • To express prior plan
    BE GOING TO
    What is your plan the week?
    a. I will go to JKT 
    b. I am going to go to JKT
    Grammar Focus:
    WILL VS BE GOING TO
    To express a PRIOR PLAN – only BE GOING TO is used:

    A: Why did you buy this When the speaker is expressing a prior
    paint? plan (something the speaker intends to
    B: I’m going to/gonna paint do in the future because in the past he/
    my bedroom tomorrow (e) she has made a plan or decision to do
    it). Only be going to is used.
    In (e): Speaker B has made a prior
    plan. She decided to paint her
    bedroom last week. She intends to
    paint her bedroom tomorrow
     To express willingness
    (Will)

     Mam..i will open the door


     Mom..ok..i will get it
    Okay mam..i will get it…
    Grammar Focus:
    WILL VS BE GOING TO
    To express WILLINGNESS – only WILL is used:
    A: The phone’s ringing In (g): Speaker B is saying; ‘I am
    B: I’ll/ will get it (g) willing, I am happy to get the phone’.
    He is not making a prediction. He has
    made no prior plan to answer the
    phone. He is, instead volunteering to
    answer the phone and uses Will to
    show his Willingness.
    Grammar Task
    #Simple Future/Be going to

    Simple
    Future
    Be going to
    MATERIALS
    The Use The Present Progressive & Simple Present
    to express future time
     Present.progressive  I am learning
    English

     Simple.present  she learns English


    #Using the present progressive and simple present to
    express future time
    Present Progressive The present progressive may
    be used to express future time
    (a) My wife has an important when the idea of the sentence
    meeting with a doctor. She concerns a planned event or
    is seeing Dr. North next definite attention.
    Tuesday A future meaning for the
    (b) Sam has already made his present progressive tense is
    plan. He is leaving at noon indicated either by future time
    tomorrow words in the sentence or by
    the context.
    #Using the present progressive and simple present to
    express future time
    Simple Present e.g., open, close, begin, end,
    start, finish, arrive, leave,
    (a) The museum opens at 10 come, return.
    tomorrow morning
    (b) Classes begin next week
    (c) John’s plane arrives at
    07.00 next Saturday
    (d) Mandy starts her job
    tomorrow night
    Grammar Task
    #Present Progressive Tense
    & Simple
    Present Tense
    Expressing
    Future
    Time
    Indicate the meaning expressed by italicized verbs by writing in the
    future, now, or habitually in the blanks!

    1. I am taking four courses next semester


    2. I am taking four courses this semester
    3. Students usually takes four courses every semester
    4. I am tired, I am going to bed earlier tonight
    5. When I graduate, I am going to return home
    6. When students graduate, the receive diplomas
    7. Tony arrives at 8 tomorrow night
    8. John is arriving at 10 tomorrow morning
    9. What are you doing? I am writing a letter to my aunt
    10. When I am home alone in the evening, I like to read or watch TV
    11. My man’s birthday is next week. I am giving him a T-shirt
    12. When I am in NY, I am going to visit the Museum of Modern Art
    Thank You

    e – G o d B le s s !
    #MamCarolin

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