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This is how our TEFL graduates feel they have gained from their course, and how they plan to put into action what they learned:
Unit 8 is about the usage of the future tense. It explains the differences between using will, shall, and be going to. What I learned from this lesson is the main difference between shall and will. Being a native English speaker, sometimes I knew that using will over shall was correct, but without a real reason for it. Now I know that shall is only used for making suggestions and invitations with a more soft approach than with will, which is more of a stronger intention and determination. I also learned some good ideas for using the future perfect tenses with the students such as writing wedding vows or trying to make excuses to not do something.
