🔮 Builders: The Future Mixer

A fully interactive B1.1 speaking lesson for teens that pulls the three future forms together and drills switching between them in real time. After four warm-up questions, learners study a two-block toolkit: a 'three doors, one map' table matching each form to its job (going to = decided plan, will = prediction or on-the-spot offer, present continuous = fixed arrangement) with a job-signal panel, and a 'switch' block that tracks the function changing inside a single conversation — plan to offer to arrangement to prediction. Ten party-planning words (plan, offer, prediction, organise, invite, decide, bring, volunteer, sort out, guest) appear with full definitions and examples, six as flashcards. The Live Talk reading shows Priya, Aylin, Marco and Sam planning a party while switching forms naturally, with the target futures bolded and hover-tooltip words. Practice offers eight single-word gaps (will / going / am / is / are) each tagged with its function so learners choose by job; live validation, hints and scoring included. Speaking runs a party-mixer task requiring all three futures, with five prompts and a six-line model; the 40–70 word writing task asks learners to plan something at home using at least two future forms against a four-point checklist with counter and auto-save; and an eight-question quiz mixes form-choice and function questions with two comprehension items on the reading.