LESSON 1A Looking ahead - English - 11 th

LESSON 1A VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR-Looking ahead

This lesson focuses on future forms used for predictions, particularly for discussing events that are expected to happen. It explains the different verb forms used to express future predictions, such as "will," "going to," and other future tenses. The lesson distinguishes when to use the future continuous, future perfect, and future perfect continuous for predictions. It provides examples of predictions based on current evidence and the timeframe within which events are expected to occur. Additionally, it explores the appropriate use of different tenses to convey certainty, probability, or ongoing actions. The lesson encourages students to understand how these tenses shape the meaning of future predictions and make their writing more precise.

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