The Main objectives of the Unit
Verb patterns 1.
 Future Forms.
 Hot Verbs.
 How do you feel?
Verb patterns 1
1- Verb+ to+ infinitive.
They want to buy a new car.
I’d like to go abroad.
2- Verb+ ing = gerund (noun)
Everyone loves going to nice resturants.
He finished reading his book.
Verb patterns 1
3- Verb+ -ing or + to+ infinitive with no change in
meaning.
It began to rain/ raining.
I continued to work/ working in the library.
4- Verb+ preposition+ -ing
We’re thinking of moving house.
I’m looking forward to having more free time.
Like doing and would like to do
1- Like doing and love doing express a general
enjoyment.
I like working as a teacher= I am a teacher and I
enjoy it.
I love taking photos= this is one of my hobbies.
Like doing and would like to do
2- would like to do and would love to do express
a preference now or at a specific time.
I’d like to be a teacher= when I grow up, I want
to be a teacher.
Future forms
Will
Going to
Will is used:
1- to express a future decision or intention made at
the moment of speaking.
It’s Jane’s birthday. Is it? I will buy her some
flowers.
I will give you my phone number.
2- to express an offer.
I will carry your suitcase.
We will do the washing-up
Future forms
Will
Going to
The forms of will are the same for all pronouns.
I
He/ she/ it
We/ you/
they
Will
Wont
Come
Help
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Questions and answers
He will go to Jeddah at 8:00 O’clock.
When will he go to Jeddah?
Yes/ no questions.
Will he go to Jeddah?
Future forms
Will
Going to
Going to is used:
1- to express a future decision, intention or plan made
before the moment of speaking.
She is going to travel next week.
She is not going to have a birthday party.
2- when we can see or feel now that something is
certain to happen in the future. (predication )
Look at these clouds! it’s going to rain.
Watch out that box is going to fall.
The difference between will and
be going to
Who wants to erase the board?
I will \am going do it.
Why does he have an eraser in his hand?
He will \ is going to erase the board.
Future form
Going to
The forms of going to as follows:
I
He
She
It
They
We
you
am
is
are
Going to +
V
(infinitive)
Questions and answers
He is going to arrive at 8:00 O’clock.
When is he going to arrive?
Yes/ no questions.
Is he going to arrive at 8:00 o’clock.
Hot verbs
have - go - come
Reading
Homework