Future Tenses Dictation: Predictions from Present Evidence
B1 Level
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Listen for the clue that makes the future event seem likely. It may come before or after going to. These sentences connect a prediction to something happening or known now, rather than simply announcing a plan. Catch is or are before going to as well as the main verb afterwards. Where if introduces a condition, keep that condition; the prediction depends on it. You can use the scene to understand the wording, but let the recording decide every word you type.
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