MAKING PREDICTIONS - WILL

What WILL happen next??? The man WILL slip on the banana peel.

In this lesson we are going to make predictions. Can you guess what will happen in the following videos? Let's watch the first part, predict, and check if we were right.



Car commercial:
Watch the video -  What will happen next?

Rafael Nadal during practise at the Artois championship 2007 in London:

Rafael Nadal - 1st part

Rafael Nadal- 2nd part

Now, let's make predictions about some pictures

WILL is also used for decisions taken at the moment of speaking, and for promises and offers.

Further practice:
Exercise 1: write correct sentences in the affirmative, negative or interrogative form.
Exercise 2: write WILL or WON'T
Exercise 3: uses of WILL

SPORTS

We are working in class with vocabulary related to sports. I suggest you do these exercises to revise those words and learn new ones.

1. Sports pictures and vocabulary: list

2. Exercises:
Matching exercise: match the picture and the sport
Do, play or go? write the correct verb for each sport

3. Games:
Find the pair game
Hangman

WHAT'S THE WEATHER LIKE??

1. Here you can revise words associated to weather and learn new ones.
vocabulary

2. Here you have some exercises to help you learn weather vocabulary.
Weather Vocabulary

3. Look at the weather report, which sentences are correct?
Weather forecast
4. Finally, here you have some games to enjoy yourself while learning. If you click on the link, you'll see a list, just pick the one you want to play, or try all of them!

Do You Speak English? - Big Train - BBC comedy

Hey, here you have a funny video.  A woman whose car has broken down in France attempts to speak to the locals... Enjoy it! (In case you need the subtitles, you have them below the video)
You can leave a comment about the video, after watching it!

Excuse me. Excuse me. Sorry. Um, do you speak English? - No, I don't. Sorry. - Oh. My car's broken down, and I wondered if you could tell me where to find a garage. Well, you know, that's wasted on me. I don't understand what you're saying. - You don't speak English at all? - Not a word, no. It's one of those things, I wish I'd paid attention in school. Excuse me. Do you speak any English? - English? No. What's the problem? - I don't know, I can't understand her.

Hi. My car's broken down and I need to find a garage. No, I'm so sorry. I didn't understand that at all. All right. Well, thanks. That way, about half a mile, there's a village. There might be somebody who speaks English. (Speaking German) - I'm sorry we couldn't be more help. - Sorry about that. Next time you're over, maybe we'll have learnt English for you. Thanks anyway. - I can speak English. - So can I.

Different ways to learn English

Thoughts of Brazil

In this video we will  learn about a school in Brazil, where children learn English by playing games, on the one hand. And on the other hand, some Brazilian teenagers will give us different and interesting  ideas to learn English.

Before watching the video: how much do you know about Brazil? Are these sentences True or False?
1. Sao Paulo is the capital city of Brazil.
2. Brazil is the largest country in South America.
3. Brazil borders nine other countries.
4. The official language of Brazil is Spanish.

Now, let's watch the video, and try to answer the questions handed out beforehand

Around town

Vocabulary:
1. Listening: describing places
2.  Places in a town
3. Around Town
4. Listen and write
5. Crossword

Prepositions:



Exercise

Giving directions:
Watch the video.


Exercise: where's the post office?
Exercise 2: where's the cinema?
Game
Hangman game

Listen and read:
An Inca Town

Present simple and Present continuous

Compare:
He does exercise twice a week. (we use the present simple to talk about routines and habits)
He is doing exercise now. (we use the present continuous to talk about things happening at the moment of speaking).

Now, let's practise with some exercises and have fun with some games!!
Exercises:
Exercise 1: put the verb in the correct form (present simple or continuous)
Exercise 2: look at the picture and complete the sentences.
Exercise 3: look at the picture and complete the sentences.
Exercise 4: complete the story.
Exercise 5: complete the sentences
Test 1: check what you know

Games:
present simple game
fling the teacher game: present continuous and present simple.
Snakes and Ladders
Action verbs catching game
Hangman