FUTURE FORMS

Have you got any plans for the weekend?  Which one(s)?

To talk about the future we can use a variety of options depending on the certainty or uncertainty of an action or event or to make it clearer, on the function of what we want to say, whether we are talking about arrangements, plans, predictions, etc. These options are:

·         Present Simple
·         Present Continuous
·         Be Going To
·         Future Simple
·         Modal Verbs

To have a better understanding about the future forms, let´s go to the following website.
Do not forget to take notes and answer the exercise.
Now you are going to watch a video and listen to Oliver and Alfie deciding to enter a car race. Pay attention on how the different ways of talking about the future are used in an everyday conversation.


After watching the video, read the information below and answer the following exercises.

NOTE: You can check and correct your answers in the same links as the video.




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