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    Nellie Bly was born in 1864 and would later become a famous journalist. In 1885 she began writing for the Pittsburgh Dispatch and responding to an article claiming working women were bad. She went on to expose mistreatment at a mental institution for the New York World in 1887. Malala Yousafzai was born in 1997 in Pakistan and began advocating for girls' education when the Taliban took over her town in 2003. She blogged anonymously for the BBC in 2009 about living under Taliban rule and was shot by the Taliban in 2012 for her activism. She recovered and continued campaigning for girls' education, becoming the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner in 2014.

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    Future in the

    Past
    When and why do we use Future in the Past?

    ★ To talk about intent in the past


    ★ To talk about an event that wasn’t planned however happened anyway
    ★ Indirect speech - Reporting a future form.
    How is it being used Unplanned Future
    in these examples? ★ She was born in 1926 as Norma Jean Baker, and
    would later become Marilyn Monroe.
    ★ Originally an unknown model, she was to become
    Intent in the Past
    a 20th century icon.
    ★ I was going to call you, but I couldn’t find a
    phone. The above sentences show that the future event is not
    intended/planned, but occurs nevertheless – sometimes
    ★ Originally, I was leaving at 7pm, but because this may give the impression of the event being destined
    of the fog, I left at 11pm. to happen.
    In the above sentences, the future is intended but
    doesn’t occur.
    Concept questions: Was she famous
    Concept questions: Did I intend to call you? when she was born? Was she
    Did I actually call you? Why not? expected to become famous? But,
    did she become famous later?
    When did I expect to leave? When did I actually
    leave? Why was I delayed?
    How is it being
    used in these
    examples?

    Indirect Speech

    My itinerary said that my flight was to


    leave/would leave at 7am.
    The above sentence is essentially indirect
    speech, reporting a future form.

    Concept questions: When did I expect


    to leave? When did I actually leave?
    FORMS
    FORMS
    ★ The past form of going to (do) implies intended future, and the but clause explains
    why this didn’t happen.
    ★ Some past simple + infinitive constructions also express future in the past. (I meant
    to call you, but ..)
    ★ The past continuous is also used to express and intended/arranged future. Again the
    but clause explains why it didn’t happen. (originally I was leaving at 7pm but…..)
    ★ Would represents will in the past (and would later become famous)
    ★ The past of be + infinitive (was / were to do) expresses future in the past (she was to
    become the..) (I would use: she went on to become..)
    ★ Reported Future: is to becomes was to, will becomes would (flight was to/would
    leave …)
    GAME: Excuses,
    Excuses
    Rules: Think of several
    household chores and give
    reasons as to why you
    didn’t do them:

    P1: You said you were


    going to do the laundry!

    P2: I was going to, but ...


    FAMOUS
    LIVES
    Expand the notes into mini
    biographies using would / was to be,
    went on to become/win etc.
    FAMOUS
    LIVES
    Nellie Bly (1864–1922)

    1870 - Father died without a will, thus leaving the family with no legal right to the estate.
    1875 - Could no longer afford school and moved to Pittsburgh with her mother.
    1885 - Responded to an article claiming that “working women were an abomination”, which
    caught the Pittsburgh Dispatch MD’s attention.
    1885 - Began writing for the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
    1887 - Began working for the New York World.
    1887 - Posed as a mental patient at the infamous mental institution “Blackwell’s Island” in
    order to expose the mistreatment of patients. This Exposé was a huge success and changes
    were made to mental institutions across NYC.
    1887- Bly was a well-known journalist.
    1889 - Travelled the world in 72 days (setting a real-world record) (Bly's record was beaten in
    1890 by George Francis Train, who finished the trip in 67 days.)
    FAMOUS
    MalalaLIVES
    Yousafzai (1997 -)

    1997 - Born in Mingora, Pakistan, located in the country's Swat Valley.


    2003 - Taliban began to take control of her town.
    2007 - Taliban began attacking girls’ schools.
    2008 - Gave a speech in Peshawar, Pakistan. The title of her talk was, "How dare the Taliban
    take away my basic right to education?"
    2009 - Using a fake identity, began blogging for the BBC about living under the Taliban's
    threats to deny her an education.
    December 2009 - Identity was revealed
    2011 - Awarded Pakistan's National Youth Peace Prize.
    2012 - Shot in the head by the Taliban
    2013 - Recovered and started attending school in Birmingham, UK.
    2013 - Gave a speech at the UN.
    2013 - Awarded Yousafzai the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought.
    2014 - Became the youngest person to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
    2017 - Appointed as a U.N. Messenger of Peace to promote girls
    education. https://www.biography.com/activist/malala-yousafzai
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