Useful+language+for+planning+a+night+out


 * Vocabulary and Pronunciation Practice**

On this page you will hear some useful language for planning a night out. .

Listen to the audio files:

1. media type="file" key="pub quiz.MP3" width="240" height="20" 2. media type="file" key="concert.MP3" width="240" height="20" 3.media type="file" key="karaoke.MP3" width="240" height="20" 4. media type="file" key="clubbing.MP3" width="240" height="20" 5.media type="file" key="casino.MP3" width="240" height="20" 6. media type="file" key="an early night.MP3" width="240" height="20"

Think about the use of the future tense in each recording. What is used- //will, going to, present continuous, be bound to//? Why is each one used to express the future in each context?
 * Grammar**

Use these links to check your ideas:

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Here are the sentences if you want to use them.
 * Now practise the language**. Listen for the stressed and unstressed words. Listen to how the words link together.When you are ready, record your words and sentences using audacity or an MP3 mobile device and upload them to this page. Your tutor will listen and give you feedback on your work.


 * 1) //PUB QUIZ- I’m going to a pub quiz tonight. I’m meeting some friends there. Would you like to come?//
 * 2) //karaOke- I think I’ll try a karaoke night. It sounds like fun! What do you think?//
 * 3) //CLUBbing- I’m bound to go clubbing while I’m in Auckland. There are so many clubs on K Road. How about you?//
 * 4) //an EARly night-I’m going to have an early night tonight. I’ve got a big day tomorrow.//
 * 5) //CONcert- Have you heard that AC/DC are playing in concert? I’m definitely going to get tickets. Does anyone want to come with me?//
 * 6) //caSINo- We’re planning on meeting the others at the casino after our meal at the restaurant. Are you interested in going//?

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**Revision and self-study** Here are some useful links to websites where you can do some independent study. These particular links focus on future forms and making suggestions. [|http://esl.about.com/library/quiz/blgrquiz_futureforms.ht] []

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