💎 IELTS CÔNG THỨC NÓI TIẾNG ANH PHẦN 15

✅ Formula 15: What do you want /hope to do (in the future)?
Cấu trúc:
1 Use hope and would like like a native.
This is something I really hope to do.
I would like to be a really successful businesswoman.
There are different ways we can use hope to talk about the future:
I hope to be able to + verb
I hope to be able to go abroad after my studies.
I hope to be able to work in an international hospital.
I hope I can + verb
I hope I can pass my driving test.
I hope I can convince my parents to buy me a car.
What I really hope to do is + verb
What I really hope to do is travel around the world.
What I really bope to do is learn to speak Greek.
I would like to + verb
I would like to marry the girl I met in the cake shop.
I’d like to become the best pool player in Asia.
You can also use these two useful phrases:
I would like (to have) the opportunity to study overseas.
I would like (to have) the chance to fly an aeroplane.
I hope to have the fortune to be able to go to Australia.
I hope to have the chance to go diving in Thailand.
2 Use future ambition phrases to say what you want to achieve.
I would Iike to achieve this ambition because it would be so rewarding!
If I succeeded in doing this, I would gain an enormous sense of security.
When talking about future ambitions, native speakers will often use common collocations – words that almost always go together when native speakers talk such as the following:
to achieve an ambition
to fulfil a dream
to succeed in doing something
to manage to do something
Now look at these collocations in the context of the following future ambition phrases:
I would like to achieve this ambition because it would be so rewarding.
I’d love to fulfil this dream because it would give me a great sense of achievement.
It’s my dream to succeed in learning Japanese.
I would love to manage to get into art college.
3 Use the first conditional accurately.
if I work really hard and save up enough money, I wilI go to Europe and get a master’s.
if+ present simple +will+ verb
If I work, hard, then I will be top of the class.
If l train every day, then I will become the best player in the team.
if I make sure I have the discipline to study more, I will pass the exam.
If l party too much, then I will certainly anger my parents.
Don’t forget there are two possible orders:
if+ present simple + will + verb
if I save enough money, I will travel abroad.
if I give my friend enough help, he will overcome this difficulty.
will + verb + if + present simple
I will travel abroad if l save enough money.
I will win the race if I train as hard as I can.