Will and be going to

Will and be going to 1. We use will to predict or make guesses about future events. Who do you think will win the match? It will rain early in the morning and then (will) clear up later in the day. Who’s that latter from? It’ll be from the bank I expect. When we have external evidence or support for what we are saying, we often use going to. Be careful! You’re going to break it. (You can see the object slipping) Don’t give it to the baby, she’ll only break it. (Based on your knowledge of children) 1. Be going to 	We use going to when we have already made a decision, or to talk about intensions. Ex: I’m going to apply for another job. 	Are you going to carry on using the computer or can I turn it off? II. Scheduled events 1. Present Simple 2. Future will 1. Simple Present We usually talk about scheduled future events outside our control using the Present Simple. The election booths close at midnight. The new TV drama starts at eight –thirty. The train leaves in half an hour. 2. Future will We can talk about official future events using the Present Simple or Will. Ex: The ceremony begins/ will begin in a few minutes. III. Decisions - will 	We use will to react to events that have just happened or something that has just been said. The phone’s ringing, can someone answer it? OK, I’ll get it. What would you like to drink? I’ll have a beer, please. FIRST CONDITIONAL FIRST CONDITIONAL FIRST CONDITIONAL If I ________ some eggs, how many ________?   will cook / do you eat   cook / will you eat If a deer ________ into your garden, it ________ all your plants.   gets / will eat   will get / eats You ________ better if you turn on the lamp.   will be able to see   are able to see You ________ heart disease if you eat too much meat.   will get   get You'll pay higher insurance if you ________ a sports car.   buy   will buy She ________ completely different if she cuts her hair.   looks   will look If we don't protect the elephant, it ________ extinct.   becomes   will become You won't pass the course if you ________.   won't study   don't study If you ________ an apple every day, you'll be very healthy.   eat   will eat If you don't put so much sugar in your coffee, you ________ so much weight!   don't put on   won't put on If he says no, If she doesn’t come, You’ll be late If he asks me to do it, If we take the car, If you need some money, If I find your watch, You’ll get there in plenty of time, They won’t come it’ll be difficult to find a parking place. I’ll lend you some. We won’t invite her again. If you don’t hurry up. I’ll have to say yes. If you take the 2.30 train. If the weather is really bad. I’ll give it back to you. I’ll be furious. 1. If you sell more than you did last year    he'll be out on his ear.   	 B. I'll buy you a new car.    C. you'll soon be on your way 	D. you'll be in big trouble. 2. If you give me a 10 % discount    you'll soon be on your way    B. your job here will be quite safe. C. I'll buy two.   	D. you'll be in big trouble. 3. If the report isn't on my desk tomorrow morning,    you'll be in big trouble.   your job here will be quite safe.   we'll have to lay off some workers   he'll be out on his ear. 4. Unless you do something really bad   your job here will be quite safe.   you'll soon be on your way   you'll be in big trouble.    he'll be out on his ear. Reading Let’s listen Describing objects It’s …….(adj)………. long short thin - thick SIZE small - big It’s …….(adj)………. round SHAPE square rectangular oval It’s made of………. material wood (en) metal plastic paper cardboard You call your manager to make an appointment, but he/ she is out, you have to leave a message. Make a phone call from the cues: Name: Peter John Private phone number: 0905 325 146 Message: will have an appointment with BBC news journalist at 7 the day after. Following is a personal letter, read it carefully and answer the questions: 	M 1014, Sector 17	MG Road, Mumbai	October 10, 2009 	Dear Alice 	Many thanks for your letter which arrived this morning. We are thinking of visiting you one of these days. By the by, how is Tom? You said nothing about him. Isn’t he studying well? 	Convey my regards to everybody at home. 	See you soon, I hope. 	Thanks again 	Yours Ann How many parts are there? Is the language formal or informal? Can we use conversational idioms? Greeting Personal news and the content Sign off What is a personal letter and how to write a good personal letter? sent to friends and relatives usually written in an informal language. the tone and style of a personal letter should be familiar and intimate short and loosely connected sentences Imagine you are the woman’s old friend. Write a letter to her, you can use the cues: Dear Susan, I/ not/ see/ you/ since / leave / university. How/ everything? I hear/ you/ get/ married and/ work/ stock company. I/ write/ invite/ my wedding. It/ 15th/ June. Hope/ you/ husband/ attend. Look/ forward/ meet/ you all. Reply/ soon/ possible. Dear Susan, I have not seen you since we leaf the university. How is everything? I heard you got married and are working in/for a stock company. I am writing to invite you to my wedding. It is on June, 15th Hope/ you/ husband/ attend. Look/ forward/ meet/ you all. Reply/ soon/ possible. The followings are 2 messages, which one is the most suitable? Dear Susan It’s me, Lan. I have come to your house but you were out. Call me as soon as you receive this message. Yours, Lan Susan! Come to your house but you out. Call as soon as receive message. Lan What language do you use to write a message? You call your colleague but he/she doesn’t pick up the phone. Write a message and tell her/him that you will visit her/his house 2 days later.