Showing posts with label Unit 6. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unit 6. Show all posts

Friday, March 6, 2015

Review Answers and Online Study

Homework Answers:

To help you review and study for the test, look over the correct answers to Thursday's/Friday's homework on future time clauses:
Click HERE to download the answers.

Also, remember that there are good online resources for studying and quizzing yourself:


Future Tense Information & Examples:

  1. English Page: Simple Future:
    Simple Present: USE #3 for scheduled events.
    Present Continuous: USE #3 for (definite) near future plans
     
  2. English Page: Future Progressive
  3. BBC Learn English: Talking about the Future 

Online Quizzes:

  1. Quiz 1 | Quiz 2 | Quiz 3:  will vs be going to
  2. Quiz 4 | Quiz 5 | Quiz 6:  simple present vs simple future
  3. Quiz 7 | Quiz 8 : simple future vs simple continuous
  4. (Hard) Quiz 9 all forms

    Wednesday, March 4, 2015

    Future Tense Video Homework

    See my example video below!
    Video Mail Homework:

    Due:  Before you leave (March 9)


    Directions:  Using many forms of future tense speaking AND future time clauses, record yourself giving a description of your plans for your Spring Break week.
      - Use "be going toto talk about general plans.
      - Use "will" or "be going to" to describe predictions.
      - Use adverbs (probably, certainly, etc.) to show (un)certainty
      - Use simple present for scheduled events
      - Use present progressive for specific, definite plans
      - Use future time clauses in the present tenses  
      - Use subordinating conjunctions (after, before, while, etc.)
      - Use future progressive to focus on duration or events in progress


    Details:  
      - This is not an interview.  Do it by yourself.
      - You MAY write a script to practice.
      - But you MAY NOT read from a script for your video.
      - Use a calendar or notes (see mine below) to help you.
      - Your video should be more than 2 minutes long
      - Here is the link to MailVU.com

    NOTE:  You don't have to use ALL of those forms (above), but you must use many of them.



    Austin's Example Video:


    (My video is 8 minutes long, but yours only needs to be 2 minutes long.)


    Here is my schedule for next week.