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Present Perfect Future Continuous
shutters, typhoon, knock off, stitches
Learning Objectives
Task
Grammar
Vocabulary
NarrativePerspective
Reading
Very, Very Frightening
Level 8 Unit 8 Lesson 4
Have you ever been somewhere very, very windy?
Interview
when the wind causes something to move
amaze
blow away
blow away
Very Punny
avalanches won by a landslide.
I asked people what their favorite natural disaster was,
Very Punny
Did speaker B go skiing the day before?Why or why not?
Listening
Grammar
Used to predict how long you will do an action if you continue doing it.
if I continue sitting, by tomorrow, I will have been sitting for three days.
will + have + been + ingIf I keep reading, tomorrow I will have been reading for 3 weeks straight.
I am sitting now. I started sitting yesterday.I have been sitting for two days,
Future Present Perfect Continuous
I started living in my house in 2020. I am still living there now. If I live in my house until 2026, how long will I have been living here?
How Long?
When they finally arrive in France,
Predict
By the time the race is over,
Reading
What are some dangers of broken glass?
Prereading
over to close the wooden shutters attached to the window. “We should have shut these before we started,” he muttered. Catherine nodded, and then cringed in pain. She put her hand to her head. “Don't you worry about your head,” he told his granddaughter calmly. “I have done a lot of first aid.”
shutters
The glass in the window came flying into the room and hit Catherine in the legs. The gust of wind knocked her off the stool and she hit the side of her head on the wall before she fell to the ground. Her grandfather reached
Fright
“You know, when I was in the navy,” her grandfather began. “There was a typhoon. It was pretty similar to this, actually. We were all sitting around listening to the wind, and then Buddy Joels opened up the front door.
typhoon
Catherine sat up slowly. Her head hurt and her eyes were blurry. She wasn’t sure if she was standing up or sitting down and she thought she might throw up. The side of her head had a large gash and blood was dripping down onto her shirt.
smiled. “We were miles away from a hospital and there was no way we could travel anywhere, with the wind and the rain like they were. So do you know what I did?”
knock off
That wind came in faster than anything you’ve ever felt before. It knocked a picture right off the wall and it flew across the room and hit Buddy hard, right on the side of the head. Same place just like you.” Catherine’s grandfather
you think we’ll have to do the same for you?” Catherine held her hand to her head and felt the sticky, red mess. “I guess we’re going to have to,” she replied.
stitches
Catherine smiled weakly. What she thought her grandfather had done filled her with dread. “Well, I’ll tell you. I got a piece of string and a needle and I sewed some stitches into Buddy’s head. Otherwise, who knows what might have happened to him. Do
Gave him stitches
Took him to the hospital
Gave him a hug
All of the below
A piece of glass
A piece of the wall
A hospital bed
A picture from the wall
A typhoon he saw in the navy
A tornado he saw when he was a teenager.
A typhoon he saw the year before
A flood he saw as a child
On Catherine's legs
In Grandpa's head
In the shutters
Out of the window
What did Catherine’s granddad do to help his friend?
What hit Buddy in the head?
What does Catherine's granddad compare the storm to?
Where did the glass that flew in the window land?
Comprehension
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