Listen and put the events in chronological order.
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- Učenik pokazuje razumijevanje slušanjem navodeći životne faze uobičajenim kronološkim redoslijedom.
- Učenik u govoru izražavaju pretpostavke o svojoj budućnosti.
1 Listen
JOHN: Hey, Sarah, do you ever think about the future?
SARAH: Hm, honestly, no. I like the present. Why? Do you?
JOHN: Well, yes. In the next ten days my baby brother will be born. I have to start thinking because my life will change completely.
SARAH: Yes, yes... And in a year he will start walking and in three years he will start talking... And then, he will start school... Don't be silly. You sound a bit jealous.
JOHN: I am not jealous. Well, maybe a little. In two years we will finish primary and start secondary school, you know. My parents usually make a huge fuss about everything. I kind of like it. I just pretend I don't.
SARAH: So cool. We'll go to the same secondary school, right?
JOHN: Right. What about university? I'll study physics, I think.
SARAH: Not in a million years. I'll do something with the languages.
JOHN: I feel better now. If numbers don't lie (and maths never lies) in ten years we'll both graduate from university and move house.
SARAH: UUUUU... Imagine having a house for yourself. Video games marathons, parties, surfing the net all day long…
JOHN: Don't think so. When they move house people usually find a job, get married and have children. It doesn't sound too exciting.
SARAH: A job? Children? Stop right away, John. Let's play Fortnite while we still have time!
2 Choose the right answer
Listen again and choose the right answer.
3 Write a letter
Today, you are in 1st grade. Use the link and questions below to write a letter to your future self (in 3 years).
Link: Future Me
4 Make predictions
Make predictions about your own future. What will happen in 2, 5, 7 or 10 years? Follow the example.
Check your spelling with the check button.
Example: In two years, I will finish school.