Overview
This practical B1 grammar lesson helps students understand and use three common ways of talking about the future: will, going to and the Present Continuous. Students learn the differences between decisions, predictions, plans and organised arrangements, then practise using the forms in realistic situations and conversations.
Why Teachers Like This Lesson
Future forms can be confusing for B1 learners because several different structures can describe the future. This lesson gives students a clear way to understand the differences before moving into practical activities where they make plans, discuss arrangements and make predictions.
What’s Included
4 PDFs:
- Understanding the Three Future Forms – clear explanations, examples and guided practice.
- Practise the Difference – controlled grammar practice, error correction and tense-choice activities.
- Future Plans & Real-Life English – making plans, discussing arrangements and talking about the future.
- The Big Future Forms Challenge – realistic situations, planning, predictions and a final speaking challenge.
Teacher’s Keys: Included for all activities with definite answers.
REAL ENGLISH BOX: Natural phrases for making plans, arranging meetings, offering help and talking about future predictions.
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