SONGS

Listen to the song and practise modal verbs

One more song

AT A CLOTHES STORE

Read the dialogue at a clothes store and practise shopping expressions and clothes vocabulary

Vocabulary for clothing accessories

Men's clothes

Women's clothes

Vocabulary quiz

Vocabulary quiz

Word search puzzle

GRAMMAR: MODAL VERBS

Modal verbs are verbs like: can, could, would, should, must, have to, may, might.
They are different from normal verbs. They all express something (e.g. ability, advice...)

1. no -s for the third singular (e.g. he can go - not he can goes)
2. they are helping verbs and make questions by inversion (e.g. Can he go..?)
3. we always use the infinitive of another verb (without 'to') after them

Watch the video below on how to use modals in conversations



Now study the modals and then do some practice

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SONGS

Listen to this song and practise Future with "will"

Listen to another song and practise "will"

Listen to one more song to practise "will"

SHOPS & SHOPPING

Listen to a short dialogue about buying and selling

Listen to a short dialogue about shopping
 
Listen to a short dialogue at a store

Study the vocabulary for shopping

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WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO THIS WEEKEND OR ON YOUR NEXT HOLIDAY?

Talk about your plans for the weekend or your next holiday

Vocabulary: Weekend activities

Vocabulary: Travel & Holidays

Word game for travel & holidays

WILL & GOING TO FOR FUTURE USE

• We use "will" for decisions that we make at the moment of speaking
• We use "be going to" for plans

Watch the video, study the differences between "will" and "be going to" and then do some practice



How and when to use future with "will"?

How and when to use "be going to"?

Difference between "will" and "be going to"

                       Exercise with "will"
                       Exercise with "be going to"
                       Exercise "will" or "be going to"