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In pairs. Imagine today is Tuesday morning. Read the time expressions. Put them in order 1–8 (1 = the expression nearest to Tuesday morning).
Friday evening next month next weekend
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Saturday night this Sunday tomorrow afternoon
A Next weekend, I’m going home to see my family. What about you? B I’m playing a football match for the school.
7 Put the words in the correct order to make questions. a you / evening / going out / are / this / ? b you / are / anything / on Saturday / special / doing / ? c are / doing / today /what / after / you / class / ? d where / going / you / are / for / next / your / holiday / ?
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Take turns to answer the questions in 7. Develop the conversation by asking follow-up questions to find out more about your partner’s plans.
A Are you …? A What/Where are you …? B Yes, I am./No, I’m not. I’m … B I’m …
tonight Thursday evening
In pairs. Talk about your plans using some of the time expressions in 5.
FOCUS /in/
thin sin
win Pronunciation
/ing/ thing sing
wing 2.3 Listen to the words
and practise the correct pronunciation.
/ink/ think sink
wink 1
FOCUS
Grammar
Spelling rules when adding -ing to a verb
For verbs ending in -e, leave out the -e and add -ing. Example have – having
For verbs ending in a vowel and consonant, double the consonant. Example plan – planning
For verbs ending in two syllables or more and the stress isn’t on the last syllable, don’t double the last letter. Example visit – visiting
Add one example to each group. 9 In pairs. Share your plans for next weekend.
Step 1 Update your online calendar or diary so you have five or six plans for the weekend.
Step 2 Take turns to ask each other about your plans.
Example A What are you doing on Friday evening? B I’m cooking a meal for my flatmates. It’s my turn.
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10 Write an email to a friend about your plans for the weekend. English for the 21st
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