AULA OBERTA DALI

FOUR COUNTRIES

Canada

Australia

New Zealand

Ireland

WILL

- For predictions without evidence  (opinions)

- For spontaneous decisions

I	will win	won´t win	Will I win?
You	will win	won´t win	Will you win?
He,she,it	will win	won´t win	Will he win?
We	will win	won´t win	Will we win?
You	will win	won´t win	Will you win?
they	will win	won´t win	Will they win?

                             
                                 

                                                PREDICITIONS


I think Peter will pass the exams

Perhaps she will arrive late at the party  (she´ll)

I believe it won´t rain


                                                 DECISIONS


The phone rings. I will answer it  (I´ll)

It´s cold here. I will close the window

I will have a cheese sandwich


BE GOING TO

- For predictions with evidence 

- For planned decisions

I	am going to play	am not going to play	am I going to play?
You	are going to play	aren´t going to play	are you going to play?
He,she,it	is going to play	isn´t going to play	is he going to play?
We	are going to play	aren´t going to play	are we going to play?
You	are going to play	aren´t going to play	are you going to play?
they	are going to play	aren´t going to play	are they going to play?

                                                PREDICITIONS

The sky is dark. It is going to rain.

He studies every day. He is going to pass the exams.

He drives too fast. He is going to crash. 


                                                         PLANS

They are going to get married.

We are going to buy a new house.


She is going to study medicine.

  Practise on-line

 Practise on-line

Practise on-line

This is a song by THE BEATLES (1969)


And the lyrics

This is the version by Wet Wet Wet

                 COMPARATIVE


Short adjectives:  1 syllable or end in -y

Spain in bigger than Belgium

A car is faster than a bicycle

Basketball is funnier than tennis

Long adjectives: 2 or more syllables

Gold is more expensive than silver

Football is more popular than tennis


good   Pizza is better than fish 

bad    Ronaldo is worse than Messi



                   SUPERLATIVE 

We compare THREE or more elements


Short adjectives:  1 syllable or end in -y

Ferrari is the fastest car

The Nile is the longest river in the world

Long adjectives: 2 or more syllables

The Beatles is the most famous band in history 

Climbingis the most dangerous sport



good   Spain is the best country 

bad     This is the worst team