1. Unit 6 Managing Life

2. NOT used Usually I’m just going to …

3. Will – Decision as speaking Scenario: 1.In a restaurant, “what will you have?” 2.With boy/girlfriend, “Where will we go now?” 3.“I need some money.” 4.“I’m going out tonight” 5.“Do you want to come and get some food with me now?”

4. Factual / Information – will, going to When is your next assignment due? Do you have any team projects about to start? Do you know any interesting facts?

5. Prediction – will, going to 1. Predict your partners weekend / future … You will + … 2. What am I predicting? e.g. “They will get wider but thinner, and then th ey will eventually become 3D”.

6. Will, going to - Prediction Do you think + subject + will + verb (bare infi nitive) Do you think you will get married in the next five years? Do you think the 2 Korea’s will reunite? Do you think humans will die out ? Do you think … Sure, doubt it, maybe, possibly, etc + will

8. Schedules – Simple Present What’s your schedule / class timetable ?

10. What’s a collocation? A collocation is a combination of two or mor e words that happens very often in a langu age. These words are generally used togeth er. For example, in English you can say: “I like strong tea”. That's what happens with do and make: we have to learn the collocations in which they appear.

11. Collocation Notes Do and make are two verbs with similar meanings, and sometimes it's difficult to choose one or the o ther. Make often expresses the idea of creation: Let's make a cake! Do is used to talk about an activity without sayi ng exactly what it is. What are you doing? Do is always used with something, anything, ev erything, nothing... Come on, boys, do something!

12. Do and Make Make = creation (you don’t make a boyfriend!) - sure, a / no difference, sense, a decision, a mistake, money, reservations, an effort. Others: up, it up, out, do, trouble, a scene, sure, haste, believe, ends meet, a change, an attempt, make the best of, friends, oneself useful. Do = talk about an activity general pronouns - something, anything, everything. Adverbs - well, much, ok. Interests – aerobics, gardening, research etc. Others – do, it, harm, good, the right thing, over, a favour, without.

14. Using advice and what’s necessary A: I have a problem, can you give me some ad vice? B: Sure, What’s up? A: I can’t sing/dance/speak English well. A: I think I’m pregnant! A: I have a drinking problem. A: I argued about … with my … A: My boss is sexually harassing me! A: My boyfriend hits me / is cheating on me (I thi nk) A: make your own …

15. More Practice Write a problem on a piece of paper. Swap with another group Write correct grammar (advisable, ne cessary & preferable) Talk with the other group.

16. Putting it together Make Q’s to help your partner say the grammar A. Are you doing anything interesting +tonight / this week? B. Say what you are doing and provide a dilemma / problem. - I’m supposed to do some homework but I want to go out. A.Give some advice. - Yes, you’d better get it done quickly so you can go out…

17. Other practice Q’s -Are you thinking about your future career? -Is there anything that you’re not looking forward to? -Are you going to see any old friends soon? -Is your (mother/father/best friend) doing anything interesting?