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Learn English: Job Skills and Future Continuous Tense
This course introduces you to some basic vocabulary related to applying for a job and will help you identify essential skills you will need when applying for a position. Explore how to use 'will,' 'be going to,' and 'be able to' in various forms, be introduced to the future continuous tense, and then discover how to use the tense for negative statements and questions. Enroll in this course, and start learning today!
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Learn English: Job Skills and Future Continuous Tense
Learn vocabulary related to job hunting and master the future continuous tense in this free online English course.
This course introduces you to some basic vocabulary related to applying for a job and will help you identify essential skills you will need when applying for a position. Explore how to use 'will,' 'be going to,' and 'be able to' in various forms, be introduced to the future continuous tense, and then discover how to use the tense for negative statements and questions. Enroll in this course, and start learning today!
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6 Lessons
Job Skills and Future Continuous Tense
This module introduces you to the vocabulary related to applying for a job and the words used to describe the necessary skills you will need to acquire a job. You will also learn how to form sentences using 'will' or 'be going to' when making future plans and learn how to use the future continuous tense.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Vocabulary: Applying for a Job and Job Skills
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3.Grammar 1: Will/be going to
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4.Grammar 2: Be able to and Future Continuous
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5.Student Practice for Job Skills & Future Continuous Tense
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6.Lesson Summary
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