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8   WRITE  &  SPEAK.                               REAL  ENGLISH

                     A  Change  the  questions  to  polite  requests.   The  future  progressive  is  often  used  to  ask  about
                         Use  the  future  progressive.                 someone's  plans  or  make  a  request  in  a  more
                                                                        polite  way.
                         1.  Boss:  Who  1s  going  to  take  notes  at    Will  you  be  getting  the  tickets  for  the  concert?
                            the  meeting?
                             Who  will  be  taking  notes  at  the  meeting?

                         2.  Auto  Mechanic:  Are  you  picking  up  your  car  today?



                         3.  Student:  Are  you  going  to  return  the  homework  next  week?



                         4.  Teacher:  When  are  you  going  to  hand  in  your  project?


                         5.  Passenger:  Are  you  going  to  stop  at  the  next  bus  stop?




                      B_   Work  with  a  partner.  Read  each  polite  request  in  exercise  A.  With  your  partner,  decide  who
                         the  speaker  is  talking  to.  Then  write  another  polite  request  for  each  situation.  Role-play  one
                         short  conversation  for  the  class.

                         Boss  —»  Employee
                         A:  How  many  days  will  you  be  taking  off?   B:  Just  three.



                     9   WRITE  &  LISTEN.

                         By  the  year  2050,  how  will  the  workplace  be  different?  Use  the  prompts  to  write  affirmative  or
                         negative  statements  that  express  your  own  ideas.  Use  the  future  progressive,  future  perfect,
                         or  the  future  perfect  progressive.

                         1.  large  numbers  of  people  /  work  /  in  offices  /  in  the  years  to  come

                              Large  numbers  of  people  won't  be  working  in  offices  in  the  years  to  come.

                         2.  fewer  people  /  use  /  company  office  space





















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