Grammar for ielts fiona Aish & Jo Tomlinson ■L& 11

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A, C
2 b
U
Education
Exercise 1
1
'm going to 
Form:
going to 
Rule number:
1
2
will 
Form:
will 
Rule number:
3
3
's going to 
Form:
going to 
Rule number:
2 
U
w on't 
Form:
won't
5 will 
Form:
will 
Rule number:
1
Exercise 2
1 
C
2 
A
3 
B
Exercise 3
1
I'm going to walk
2
I'll call her
3
Sh all I do it?
Exercise 4
Librarian: 
Hello there. How can I help you?
John: 
j-witi: 
I’m going to 
do a presentation on
M ary Shelley, and I'd like to get som e 
books on her.
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Librarian: 
Okay. The biographies are on the third
floor. I'll te write the aisle num ber down 
for you.
John: 
Thanks. 
I 
might use the Internet too and
look for resources on there.
Librarian: 
That's a good idea. If you're going 
to 
use
the Internet, have a look on the Great 
British Authors website.
John: 
Thanks. 
I w ill 
I'm g o ing te . 
I 
haven't
heard of that site before. Thanks very 
much for the information.
Librarian: 
That's quite all right. Feel free to come
and a sk me any questions and 
I wornfe-
w ill 
do my best to help.
Exam practice
8 B
5 The Internet
Exercise 1
1
'II be watching 
Tense:
Future continuous 
OR
’m watching 
Tense:
Present continuous
2
will have moved 
Tense:
Future perfect
3 "m changing 
Tense:
Present continuous
U
will have become 
Tense:
Future perfect sim ple
5 
will have started 
Tense:
Future perfect sim ple
Exercise 2
In the late 1990s experts predicted that online 
shopping would not be able to compete with in-store 
shopping yet the recent rise in online sales figures 
su g g e sts that their predictions were wrong. In fact all 
evidence points to the fact that online shopping will 
have outstripped in-store shopping within the next 
five years. This rapid increase has been driven by a 
num ber of factors including price, convenience and 
choice. Most online retailers use a delivery service and 
as a result of tracking retailers shopping habits, many 
will soon be introducing specific delivery tim ings so 
that custom ers can ensure their goods are delivered 
when they are at home. Online com panies are already 
working on innovative w ays to attract custom ers. For 
example, later this year one of the country's largest 
electronics retailers, Browns, is launching a 24-hour 
replacement products service for custom ers who need 
to return faulty goods. Brow ns hopes that by 2015 over 
9 0 % of its custom er base will have graduated to online 
purchasing.
A s well a s consum er goods another growth area 
is the travel industry. Travel experts estimate that in 
as little as five years’ time travel agencies will have 
disappeared from our shopping centres and alm ost all 
travellers will be buying hotels and flights from online 
agencies.