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Think about your life in the year 2030. Complete the sentences with will or won’t.
a I b I c I d I e I f
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live in a different country. be married.
have children.
work in an office. own a house.
speak perfect English.
In pairs. Ask your partner questions about their sentences in 5. Use will in your questions.
Examples A Where will you live in 2030? B I’ll live in the same country. A Will you be married? B No, I don’t think I’ll be married.
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In small groups. Look at the list of predictions for the future and answer the questions.
a Do you think these things will happen? Why/Why not?
b When do you think they will happen?
Example I think cars will travel without drivers. But I don’t think it’s a good idea because they won’t be safe.
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In small groups. Talk about what you think will happen in the future. Use the words below to help you. Make a poster to show the rest of the class.
food travel 9
homes sport
learning technology
Take turns to explain your view of the future to other groups. Which future do you like best? Why?
10 Go to page 168 for a research task about future trends. 78 English for the 21st Century • Unit 5 C21
CREATIVITY: Giving a presentation See pages 84–85➝
LANGUAGE REFERENCE
See
www.garneteducation.com/aou/ student-resources/
Computers will drive cars.
FOCUS Using will and won’t for predictions
We use will and won’t to talk about possible future events. Examples A Will you get married and have children when you’re older?
B I’ll get married, but I won’t have children. A What will happen in the future? Will people live on Mars?
B No, I don’t think that will happen. See Section B of the digital workbook FOCUS I’ll he’ll we’ll Pronunciation
5.3 Listen and repeat the contractions. you’ll
they’ll I won’t you won’t he won’t we won’t they won’t Grammar
People will live for 130 years.
There will be one world language.
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