Writing prediction

Writing predictions

By Yvette van Overbeeke

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This lesson contains 25 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 12 videos.

Lesson duration is: 45 min

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Writing predictions

By Yvette van Overbeeke

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Lesson plan

Last lesson

Predictions

Slide 2 - Slide

Lesson goal

At the end of this lesson, the students will know how to write a prediction with the help of sentences: I predict that, I think that, I foretell that, I guess that, and will (+infinitive) or to be going to (+infinitive)

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What are you going to do?

What: You are going to record the conversation we just discussed in this lesson in groups of two or individually. If you are alone, you are B. If you are working in a group of 2, one is A and one is B.

How: In groups of two or individually.

Help: You can use the sentences from the previous lesson.

Time: 15 minutes

Result: A recorded conversation between a customer and an employee.

Done: mail it to yoverbeek@mborijnland.nl, send it to me via teams, or send it in the teams chat.

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What is a prediction, and where do you use it for?

Slide 5 - Mind map

Theory

Prediction

Says something about the future

How to use it

You use will (+infinitive) or to be going to (+infinitive) for your prediction. Together with words like: I predict that, I guess that etc.

Example

I predict that he is going to fall down the stairs if he keeps running like that.

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What happens next?

What: After each clip make a prediction of what you think is going to happen.

How: Individually via LessonUp

Help: Use sentences like: I predict that, I think that, I foretell that, I guess that... with will (+infinitive) or to be going to (+infinitive)

Time: 1 minute for each prediction

Result: Written sentences that predict the future