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Animals on the move

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Estefani Pardo
Estefani Pardo

The document discusses vocabulary words related to animal migration, including polar, distance, predator, survive, climate, and return. It then provides definitions for each word. The document also covers using the future tense with "will" to make predictions, and time clauses introduced with conjunctions like after, before, until, and when to indicate the timing of future events.

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ANIMALS ON THE MOVE Lesson 2B
VOCABULARY 1.- Polar. 2.- Distance. 3.- Predator. 4.- Survive. 5.- Climate. 6.- Return. a)How far one place is from another. b)Go back to a place. c)Near the North or South Pole. d)The typical weather in an area. e)Continue to live. f) An animal that kills and eats other animals. Match the words 1-6 above with their definitions a-f below.
GRAMMAR Future with 'Will' (or 'Will' Future) is used to make predictions for the future, that is, to speak of an uncertain future or unplanned. Examples: I think Janet will become a good driver. Adrian wont come to school because hes sick. Dont worry about dinner. Ill cook tonight.
Time Clauses (Present-future) The time clauses are introduced by conjunctions such as after, as soon as, before, till, until, when, whenever, while or time expressions such as the minute, the moment, etc. Examples: Ill call you after I finish doing my homework. Jimmy will have dinner before he leaves. I wont leave until you give me money. Tina will call us as soon as she gets to the station.

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Animals on the move

  • 1. ANIMALS ON THE MOVE Lesson 2B
  • 2. VOCABULARY 1.- Polar. 2.- Distance. 3.- Predator. 4.- Survive. 5.- Climate. 6.- Return. a)How far one place is from another. b)Go back to a place. c)Near the North or South Pole. d)The typical weather in an area. e)Continue to live. f) An animal that kills and eats other animals. Match the words 1-6 above with their definitions a-f below.
  • 3. GRAMMAR Future with 'Will' (or 'Will' Future) is used to make predictions for the future, that is, to speak of an uncertain future or unplanned. Examples: I think Janet will become a good driver. Adrian wont come to school because hes sick. Dont worry about dinner. Ill cook tonight.
  • 4. Time Clauses (Present-future) The time clauses are introduced by conjunctions such as after, as soon as, before, till, until, when, whenever, while or time expressions such as the minute, the moment, etc. Examples: Ill call you after I finish doing my homework. Jimmy will have dinner before he leaves. I wont leave until you give me money. Tina will call us as soon as she gets to the station.