CAN YOU say this in English? Tick (✓) the box if you can do these things. Can you...? 1 talk about three plans you have for next month using going to, and make three predictions 2 say three arrangements you have for tomorrow using the present continuous 3 use paraphrasing to explain these words: a a tweet b a gastropub c a selfie stick 4 say three things you have already done or haven't done yet today 5 ask a partner three questions about his / her experiences using ever. Answer your partner's questions 6 say three sentences using something, anywhere, and nobody

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1. talk about three plans for next month using 'going to' and make three predictions:
   
   • I'm going to visit my grandparents next month.
   • I'm going to start a new book.
   • I'm going to try a new recipe.
   
   Predictions:
   • It will probably rain next week.
   • I think I will pass my next exam.
   • She will likely get a new job soon.


2. say three arrangements for tomorrow using the present continuous:
   
   • I'm meeting Sarah at 2 PM tomorrow.
   • We're having dinner with my parents tonight.
   • The train is leaving at 8 AM tomorrow.


3. use paraphrasing to explain these words:
   
   • a tweet: It's a short message posted on the social media platform Twitter.
   • a gastropub: It's a pub that serves high-quality food, like a restaurant.
   • a selfie stick: It's a tool that helps you take pictures of yourself from a distance.


4. say three things you have already done or haven't done yet today:
   
   • I have already brushed my teeth.
   • I haven't finished my homework yet.
   • I have already had breakfast.


5. ask a partner three questions about his / her experiences using 'ever' and answer your partner's questions:
   
   • Have you ever travelled to another continent?
   • Have you ever tried skydiving?
   • Have you ever learned a new language?
   
   Answers (example):
   • Yes, I have travelled to Asia.
   • No, I haven't tried skydiving, but I'd like to.
   • Yes, I have learned a little Italian.


6. say three sentences using 'something', 'anywhere', and 'nobody':
   
   • I need to buy something for dinner.
   • I can't find my keys anywhere.
   • Nobody was home when I arrived.