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Tech of tomorrow: what will we use?
🔮 Future Simple
🧠 Predictions & Possibilities
📱 Technology & Gadgets


WARM-UP AND VOCABULARY
Students begin with a visual task where they describe modern gadgets and guess their names. They learn vocabularyrelated to devices and technology (e.g. tablet, smartwatch, virtual reality headset) and adjectives like user-friendly and digital.
GRAMMAR AND PRACTICE
The lesson introduces the Future Simple tense (will / won’t + verb) in affirmative, negative and interrogative forms. Students complete gap-fill exercises and sentence transformation tasks (e.g. Will people use flying cars? / They won’t use paper books.).
READING AND LISTENING
Learners read a short text about famous writers who predicted inventions and answer comprehension questions. An audio passage explains how Wi-Fi was invented, followed by a quiz and vocabulary work.
HOMEWORK / REVISION
Students read an engaging article about Hedy Lamarr, then complete a task on choosing the correct options. They also review the Future Simple and write 3–5 predictions about technology in the next 10 years.
WARM-UP AND VOCABULARY
Students begin with a visual task where they describe modern gadgets and guess their names. They learn vocabularyrelated to devices and technology (e.g. tablet, smartwatch, virtual reality headset) and adjectives like user-friendly and digital.
GRAMMAR AND PRACTICE
The lesson introduces the Future Simple tense (will / won’t + verb) in affirmative, negative and interrogative forms. Students complete gap-fill exercises and sentence transformation tasks (e.g. Will people use flying cars? / They won’t use paper books.).
READING AND LISTENING
Learners read a short text about famous writers who predicted inventions and answer comprehension questions. An audio passage explains how Wi-Fi was invented, followed by a quiz and vocabulary work.
HOMEWORK / REVISION
Students read an engaging article about Hedy Lamarr, then complete a task on choosing the correct options. They also review the Future Simple and write 3–5 predictions about technology in the next 10 years.
WARM-UP AND VOCABULARY
Students begin with a visual task where they describe modern gadgets and guess their names. They learn vocabularyrelated to devices and technology (e.g. tablet, smartwatch, virtual reality headset) and adjectives like user-friendly and digital.
GRAMMAR AND PRACTICE
The lesson introduces the Future Simple tense (will / won’t + verb) in affirmative, negative and interrogative forms. Students complete gap-fill exercises and sentence transformation tasks (e.g. Will people use flying cars? / They won’t use paper books.).
READING AND LISTENING
Learners read a short text about famous writers who predicted inventions and answer comprehension questions. An audio passage explains how Wi-Fi was invented, followed by a quiz and vocabulary work.
HOMEWORK / REVISION
Students read an engaging article about Hedy Lamarr, then complete a task on choosing the correct options. They also review the Future Simple and write 3–5 predictions about technology in the next 10 years.












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sales@edio.ai
Poledio sp. z o.o.
ul. Staromiejska 6/10D
40-013 Katowice
VAT EU: PL9542854921
Contact
sales@edio.ai
Poledio sp. z o.o.
ul. Staromiejska 6/10D
40-013 Katowice
VAT EU: PL9542854921