- Look at some predictions people have made about the future. Then write sentences in your copy-book stating if you agree or disagree with them.Bulunamadı: starting
- 2. Look at some predictions people have made about the future. Then write sentences stating if you agree or disagree with them.Bulunamadı: starting
- Look at some predictions people have made about the future. Then write sentences stating if you agree or disagree with them. Use the phrases in the box. •Bulunamadı: starting
- Exercise 2. Look at some predictions people have made about the future. Then write sentences stating if you agree or disagree with them.Bulunamadı: starting
- 2 Look at some predictions people have made about the future. Then write sentences stating if you agree or disagree with them.Bulunamadı: starting
- 2 Look at the timeline for a new medical school. Write sentences using the affirmative or negative form of the future perfect and the prompts below.Bulunamadı: starting
- I think that in the future, houses will be much bigger, and maybe they will be in some strange places such as on the moon or under the sea.Bulunamadı: then
- 4 Look at this poster for an event. How many sentences in the present continuous can you make about the event? Two experts are talking next Monday.Bulunamadı: starting
- Some features will become unavailable, but they will be added in the future. Don't hesitate to try it out as it's easy to switch back to the interface you're used to.Bulunamadı: predictions
- 1. Make predictions about your future. Use the future continuous, affirmative or negative form of the verbs in brackets. When I’m thirty years old.
- 5a Look at these sentences in the first conditional. Then choose the correct alternative. 1 If you see the poster, you’ll remember to switch the lights off.Bulunamadı: starting
- Aa Bb. 4 Look at this poster for an event. How many sentences in the present continuous can you make about the event? Two experts are talking next Monday.
- Lesson B: Understanding a multimodal text Lesson C: Using pronouns to avoid repetition. Writing sentences about the future.