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FUTURE: 'GOING TO' vs 'WILL'

CEFR Level A1 to A2
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5-Min English Grammar Lesson + Mini Quiz: 
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Will vs Going To


​Use this video in-class to supplement your lesson. Alternatively, consider sending the video link to your learners for a "flipped" class or for remote learning.

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NOTE: Have your learners do this task as a Pair Work activity (as suggested by the Activity Notes attached on Page 4. Alternatively, play the audio below as a straight up listening task.
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'A' Jennifer
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'B' Eduard
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Read-Aloud-Activity
Your name is Jennifer (A) / Eduard (B).  
​A reporter just asked you, "What are you going to do next weekend?"  Read aloud your answer.

Pair work activity (A and B version on
​Pages 1 and 2)

Listening comprehension questions (for Jennifer and for Eduard) ​on Page 3

Answer Key and Activity Notes on Page 4
​Level:  Beginner to Elementary 

Time:  Approx. 20 - 25 minutes
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​Download the PDF file by clicking on the green button below!
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Write
Draw your own face in the circle.  A reporter just asked you, "What are you going to do next weekend?"  Write your answer.

​Activity Notes (for guessing game) on Page 2


Level:  Beginner to Elementary
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​Download the PDF file by clicking on the green button below!
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