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Loop 2: Week 7

The document outlines session agreements for a week 7 meeting, emphasizing participation and communication etiquette. It includes goals for the week focused on describing processes and providing feedback, along with discussions about future job aspirations and project ideas. Additionally, it covers grammar rules for making future predictions using 'will' and 'going to', along with exercises for participants to engage in predicting their future and proposing ideas for learning platforms or video games.

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Loop 2: Week 7

The document outlines session agreements for a week 7 meeting, emphasizing participation and communication etiquette. It includes goals for the week focused on describing processes and providing feedback, along with discussions about future job aspirations and project ideas. Additionally, it covers grammar rules for making future predictions using 'will' and 'going to', along with exercises for participants to engage in predicting their future and proposing ideas for learning platforms or video games.

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Loop 2

Week 7
Our session
agreements
CAMERAS ON!
We want to get to know you

MICS OFF
To avoid interference. Turn on when you
want to participate.

SPEAK
The more you talk, the more you practice

PARTICIPATE
Even if you are not sure, take the chance
Our goals for this week are:

Describing processes, cause and


effect. Feedback: Criticizing,
recommending, data quality
assurance.
If you had a dinner party tomorrow
evening and you could invite
anybody in the world, who would it
be and why?
Let’s talk a little bit about...

● How do you imagine your next job?

● Which is the next project you will


carry out?

● Imagine you're building/writing the


best programming language ever.
What features will it have?
Future
Tense
Topic of the day.
Quick review

Will Going to
Rapid decision Prior Plan
I am thirsty. I think I will buy a drink. The decision was made before the moment of
Offer speaking.
That looks heavy. I will help you with it. I’m going to the beach next weekend with my
Promise friends.
Don’t worry, I won’t tell anyone.
Threat Evidence/signs
If you don’t stop, I will tell your mother. When there are signs that something is likely to
Refusal happen.
She won’t listen to anything I say My stomach hurts a lot and I think I am going to
throw up.
💡 Grammar Reminder

There are two ways we can make predictions about the future.

The simple future with will is one of the ways to make predictions. We can use this form to
make almost any prediction about the future, whether we are talking about tomorrow or a
hundred years from now.

We can also use the future with going to if we want to make general predictions about the
future.

Remember that for general predictions we can use the simple future with will or the future
with going to.

But, if we want to make a prediction based on current circumstances that we can see, we
must use the future with going to.
Exercise time

Each person has to write what they would like to be doing in five
years time. After this we will read these predictions out loud and
guess who wrote it!

10’
Exercise time

We are going to work in pairs/small groups! You have to choose


one of the followings tasks and make a proposal:

● How should the best learning platform look like?


● Which is the feature that all platforms should have?
● Make a draft of the best video game possible

15’
Feedback time!

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