Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Teaching Grammar Future Continuous

Teaching Grammar Future Continuous.
quote We use the Future Continuous to say that an action will be in progress at a specific time in the future. This is something your pupils will all be familiar with. One will be smoking weed, the other will be doing their homework after school. When you start the class (preferably on a Monday), ask your pupils what they have done during their weekends, then tell them about yours. After the weekend talk, move on to what you will be doing when you go home (When I go home, I will be checking all of your homework and after that I will be drinking some coffee with my wife). Then ask them: What will you be doing when you go home?. Their reply should be in a full sentence and you copy the sentence on the board. When you have dealt with five or six pupils, ask them about their plans for the coming holiday...
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