We learn how to use 'will' and 'won't' to express future actions, promises, predictions and spontaneous decisions at A2 level.
About this lesson
In this lesson you will learn how to form and use the verb form 'will' for the future in English. We will look at affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences with 'will' and 'won't'. We will explore authentic texts by children describing how they imagine New York in the future. Through practical exercises you will master the use of 'will' for predictions, promises and spontaneous decisions.
40 minutes
What you'll learn
Form affirmative sentences with 'will + infinitive'
Form negative sentences with 'won't'
Ask and answer questions with 'will'
Recognise the use of 'will' for predictions, promises and spontaneous decisions
Use key vocabulary on the topic of the future and the environment
Lesson vocabulary
internationalStudents from different countries will carry their national flags at the international sports day.
hurryParents and children are hurrying to the playground to watch the sports events.
sports eventsThen the sports events will start.
show aroundHe is showing them around before the beginning of the competitions.
opening ceremonyFirst, there will be an opening ceremony.
national costumesSome of them will also wear their national costumes.
take partTom will take part in the one hundred meters sprint.
keen onPeter is not keen on running.
maintainPut more money into NYC budgets to maintain our parks, playgrounds and beaches.
reuseWe must learn to reuse and recycle so we have less garbage.
vandalizeNew Yorkers need to respect and love their city - not vandalize and litter it.
litterNew York will have more litter and less open green spaces.
evidenceScientists have the evidence to support it.
transportationWith the help of computers, transportations will be quick and on time.
social studiesSchools will have teachers from Asian cities to teach you Social Studies.