Grammar

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Đáp lại yêu cầu, nguyện vọng của bà con mong muốn dc có lý thuyết để coi, mình xin post cái ngữ pháp trọng tâm của unit 6 này ( mình nhắm chừng chắc mọi người cũng học gần tới chỗ này rồi). Thực ra, những cái sau đây chắc chắn hok phải là đủ hết, nhiều khi ở bên box ngữ pháp có còn đủ hơn nữa, nhưng mà mình vẫn post tóm tắt cho mọi người tiện theo dõi. Mọi nhu cầu, ý kiến, thắc mắc,….cứ post trực tiếp, sau bài của mình. ^^ ( phần BT ai có thì góp vô, vài bữa nữa rảnh mình post tiếp)

GRAMMAR FOR UNIT 6

A – Will vs Be Going to
1. “Will” – the simple future tense
·Will expresses an intention or decision made AT the moment of speaking
Ex : - Would you like to go to see a movie with us tonight ?
-I will go with you.
·“Will” is common with verbs such as : assume, be afraid, be sure, believe, doubt, expect, hope, suppose, think …
Ex : I hope she will get the job she’s applied for.
2. Be going to – The near future tense
·Be going to expresses an intention or decision made BEFORE the moment of speaking.
Ex : They’re going to build some old people’s flats here.
·Be going to is also used to express a certain prediction.
Ex: The sky is dark. It’s going to rain.

Dialogue

A few days off

Emma : I’ll see you on Monday then.
Polly : Oh, I won’t be there. Didn’t I tell you ? I’m going to take a few days off. I’m going on holiday. I’ll be there for a week.
Emma : No, you didn’t say that. Where are you going to ?
Polly: The Lake District. I’m going to do some walking.
Emma: Oh, that’ll be nice. Well, I hope you will have a good time.
Polly : Thanks. I’ll see you the week after.
B- The present progressive vs. be going to
1. The present progressive
·The present progressive can be used to express a future arrangement between people. It’s common with verbs such as go, come, see, visit, meet, have, leave,arrive ….
·Ex : He’s arriving tomorrow on the 13.27 train.
. 2. Be going to – The near future tense
·Be going to expresses an intention or decision made BEFORE the moment of speaking.
Ex : They’re going to build some old people’s flats here.
·Be going to is also used to express a certain prediction.
Ex: The sky is dark. It’s going to rain.