About 30 pdfs and teaching ideas for a mix of future plans, arrangements, predictions and desires, plus separate pages with stacks of ideas for each of those. If you find anything useful here, please support TEFLtastic.
Updated 23 January 2019
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Business English future tenses worksheets page
Index page for particular future tenses
Going to for plans and predictions page
Will for predictions, spontaneous intentions, promises etc page
Present Continuous for future arrangements page
Future Perfect games/ worksheets
Future desires page (for want/ want to and would like)
Want/ Want to for future desires page
Teaching mixed future tenses and other future forms
Articles on contrasting and combining future tenses (see articles on the index pages above for specific future tenses)
How to teach future time expressions
Seven games for mixed future tenses practice (article with mainly low prep ideas)
General explanations for English future tense forms (more in depth article about grammar presentations)
Fun video tasks for future tenses and conditionals (article with teaching ideas)
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Photocopiable future tense review classroom activities
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The future in IELTS Writing and Speaking – NEW
The future in IELTS Speaking (review of future verb forms and time expressions for the exam, with speaking tasks) – NEW
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Arrangements, plans, predictions and spontaneous decisions future forms game
Xmas and New Year future tenses review
Future tenses extended speaking card game
FCE speaking on the future and technology (with grammar presentation)
Next weekend and future tenses
Business English future forms and tenses review
Photocopiable going to and will classroom activities
Xmas predictions with going to and will mimes
Mr Bean The Exam (“going to” for predictions with present evidence contrasted with “will” for predictions without present evidence)
Business sectors predictions and action plans (will and going to)
Other photocopiable future tenses classroom activities
Adverbs of frequency language learning New Year resolutions
Going to for plans and future continuous for predictions
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