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Write five sentences about the community's preparations using going to.
- Se usa going to para planes e intenciones ya decididas: estructura \text{sujeto} + \text{am/is/are} + \text{going to} + \text{verbo}.
- El sujeto es la comunidad o sus instituciones (Town Hall, neighbors, school, volunteers).
- Se redactan cinco oraciones con acciones concretas de preparación.
Respuesta:
- The Town Hall is going to distribute bottles of water and canned food among families.
- The civil protection team is going to open emergency shelters in the school.
- My neighbors are going to board up their windows with wood and tape.
- The local radio is going to broadcast safety instructions every hour.
- Our family is going to store batteries, flashlights and a first-aid kit.
Think of family members and friends and write five sentences predicting their actions with will.
- Se usa will para predicciones y decisiones espontáneas: \text{sujeto} + \text{will} + \text{verbo}.
- El sujeto son personas cercanas (brother, mother, friend, grandparents).
- Se redactan cinco predicciones sobre lo que harán antes, durante o después del huracán.
- My brother will help our neighbors protect their windows with tape.
- My mother will fill the bathtub and all the bottles with clean water.
- My best friend will take care of his little sister during the storm.
- My grandparents will stay calm and listen to the radio for news.
- My uncle will help clean the streets after the hurricane passes.











