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2. FUTURO SIMPLE ( WILL ) Will + base form of the verb I will study I´ll study + I will not study I won´t study - ? Will you study? Para expresar decisiones espontáneas en el momento en que hablamos (ofrecimientos, peticiones, promesas, advertencias, amenazas..) I think you´ll learn this very quickly The window is open. Don´t worry I´ll close it Para hacer predicciones basadas en nuestra opinión. He´ll probably go to Australia this summer He won´t come.

3. Will & might  will & won´t are used for predictions, a definite opinion about the future We use will and might to express an opinion about the future  We use might to say that something is possibly true or for an uncertain prediction or intention. + Will + infinitive might + infinitive - - + Won´t + infinitive might not + infinitive I will study I won´t study I might study I might not study

4. Can, could, and be able to  We use these verbs to say that something is possible because someone has the ability to do it. Can Could Will be able to + Infinitive  Can for the present I can speak Chinese  Could for the past I could speak Chinese  Will be able to for the future I will be able to speak Chinese + - Can´t Couldn´t Won´t be able to Infinitive +  We use :

5. Conditionals

6. Las oraciones condicionales son oraciones compuesta por : o una subordinada que expresa la condición ( conditional clause – if ) o una principal que indica el resultado ( result clause). En inglés existen 3 tipos: First conditional: If + present simple + future simple If you give me a hand, I will be really grateful. ( Si me echas una mano,estaré muy agradecido)  No importa el orden en que se coloquen las preposiciones, pero si la condición ( if ) va primero se suele poner una coma entre ambas.  Además del future simple en el resultado también se pueden usar los modales y el imperativo You can´t go out if you don´t finish your homework If you search for information on the Internet, use Google 1 st

7. You (1) _______________ a great week! Someone (2) _________________you to a party. You (3) ______________________ the lottery this week but you (4) _____________________ your new boyfriend or girlfriend! Complete the horoscopes. Use the correct form of will and the verbs in the box. Your horoscope for this week.. Aquarius (20 Jan–19 Feb) haveinvitemeetnot win Unfortunately it (5) ____________________ a good week for you. You (6) _________________ good - perhaps you (7) ____________________ to go to the dentist! But don’t worry – things (8) ____________________ better next week! Pisces (20 Feb-20 March) getneednot benot feel ’ll / will have will invite won’t win ’ll / will meet won’t be won’t feel ’ll / will need will get

8. 1 A ________________tomorrow? BNo, it __________. It’s August! 2 A__________ to Australia? BYes, they __________. It takes 24 hours! 3 A__________ the match? BNo, we __________. The other team is better. 4 A__________ rich? BYes, I __________. And famous! 5 A__________ his exams? BYes, he __________. He’s very clever. Complete the questions with will and the verbs in the box. Then complete the short answers. beflypassrainwin Will it rain won’t Will they fly will Will we win won’t Will you be will Will he pass will

9. My future … 1√go to university 2Xlive in Australia 3√find a good job 4Xhave children 5√get married 6Xbuy a house 1I think __________________ 2I _____________________ 3I _____________________ 4I _____________________ 5I _____________________ 6I _____________________ Make predictions. Use I think … or I don ’ t think … and these ideas. I’ll go to university. I don’t think I’ll live in Australia I think I’ll find a good job I don’t think I’ll have children. I think I’ll get married. I don’t think I’ll buy a house.

10. Write first conditional sentences. Use If and words from A and B. 1 you / not pass / your exams 2 we / win / the lottery 3 it / be / sunny tomorrow 4 you / win Operaci ó n Triunfo 5 my brother / have / time A we / play / tennis you / not go / to university he / help / me with my homework we / buy / a new house you / be / famous B 1... 2... 3... 4... 5... If you don ’ t pass your exams, you won ’ t go to university. If we win the lottery, we’ll buy a new house If it ’ s sunny tomorrow, we ’ ll play tennis. If you win Operación Triunfo, you’ll be famous If my brother has time, he’ll help me with my homework.

11. Imagine your life in the future... then work hard to make your dream come true

12. 1 If Megan falls over, she breaks her arm. ____________________________ 2 If you won’t study, you won’t pass the test. ____________________________ 3 I don’t think I be famous. ____________________________ 4 Will you visiting the Alhambra in Granada? ____________________________ 5 They no will invite me to the party. ____________________________ Correct the mistakes in these sentences. If Megan falls over, she’ll break her arm If you don’t study, you won’t pass the test I don ’ t think I ’ ll be famous. Will you visit the Alhambra in Granada? They won ’ t invite me to the party.

13. 1 If Juan _____________ (not arrive) soon, he _____________ (miss) the film. 2 If the bus _____________ (be) late, we _____________ (walk) to school. 3 If you _____________ (not listen) to the teacher, you _____________ (not understand) the exercise. 4 If the sun _____________ (shine) tomorrow, they _____________ (go) to the beach. 5 If you _____________ (not like) rock-climbing, we _____________ (do) something else. Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the first conditional. doesn’t arrive ’ ll miss is’ll walk don’t listenwon’t understand shines’ll go don’t like’ll do