Next weekend and future forms
talking about your week and weekend/ future tense review
First of all with no help, take turns asking each other about next weekend.
When your teacher tells you to, use questions from below that you haven’t asked about yet.
Are you doing anything special this weekend?
Are you meeting anyone at the weekend?
Are you going to do anything nice for your boyfriend/ girlfriend/ family/ friends?
What time are you going out on Saturday?
Are you going to have a lie in tomorrow?
What will the weather be like, do you think?
What will you do if it snows (again)?
How much TV do you think you will watch?
Are they showing any good films on TV?
Are you going to do your homework, or will you leave that until Monday?
Will you have the chance to relax/ have a nap/ catch up on your sleep?
Are you going to leave the city at the weekend?
Are you going to tidy up your flat, or will someone else probably do it for you?
Will you have a hangover on Sunday morning?
Are you going to church on Sunday? Will the service/ sermon be interesting?
Are you going shopping? How much do you think you will spend?
When your teacher stops you, look at all of the questions and ask about any which you are not clear about, answering them each time.
Without looking above, complete the questions with the correct grammar. Sometimes more than one tense is possible.
________________________________________(you do) anything special this weekend?
__________________________________________ (you meet) anyone at the weekend?
________________________________________________________________________ (you do) anything nice for your boyfriend/ girlfriend/ family/ friends?
What time _________________________________________ (you go out) on Saturday?
________________________________________________ (you have) a lie in tomorrow?
What _________________________________________ (weather be) like, do you think?
What _____________________________________________ (you do) if it snows again?
How much TV do you think _______________________________________ (you watch)?
____________________________________________ (they show) any good films on TV?
_______________________________________________ (you do) your homework, or _______________________________________________ (you leave) that until Monday?
_______________________________________________________________________ (you have) the chance to relax/ have a nap/ catch up on your sleep?
__________________________________________ (you leave) the city at the weekend?
______________________________________________________________________ (you tidy up) your flat, or will someone else probably do it for you?
__________________________________ (you have) a hangover on Sunday morning?
_____________________________________________ (you go) to church on Sunday? _________________________________________ (the service/ sermon be) interesting?
______________________________________________________ (you go) shopping? How much do you think _________________________________________ (you spend)?
Check above. Other tenses might be possible, so please check if you wrote anything different.
Work with your partner to make at least one future question about each of the topics below. Try to use a range of future tenses. Don’t answer the questions yet.
- Days off
- Economy of your country
- English level
- English tests
- Holiday
- In ten years’ time
- Movies
- Next job
- Next public holiday
- Politics
- Promotion
- Purchases
- Retirement
- Savings and investments
- Skills and qualifications
- Sports, clubs and hobbies
- Study
- Technology
- The end of this year
- The environment
- This evening
- Where you live
- World economy
Ask and answer the questions you decided on together.
Ask and answer other questions on the same topics.
Ask and answer questions on other future topics.
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