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Susan (will / won’t) be very happy if she passes the exam.
will
I’m told you are ill. I hope you... feel better again. (will/won't)
will
I’m sure you will / won’t like that film. It’s very frightening. Let’s choose another one.
won't
Turn on your laptop tonight We (will / won’t) chat a little bit.
will
I am really tired. I (will / won’t) have a rest.
will
(Might/might not) The sky looks cloudy. ~ It ______________ rain.
might
(Might/might not) I ______________ watch the football game on Sunday; I am too busy.
might not
(Might/might not) You should ask him. He ______________ know Susan’s telephone number.
might
(Might/might not) Jenny ______________ be in the office - I can’t reach her at home.
might
(Might/might not) I have a lot of homework to do, so I ______________ go to her party this weekend.
might not
(Might/might not) Where will you travel next year? ~ We ___________ go to Egypt, but we’re not sure yet.
might
(Might/might not) Don’t go any closer - it ______________ be safe.
might not
(Might/might not) You should introduce yourself; he ______________ remember you.
might not
A _________________ of the future will tell you what to have for dinner.
hi-tech fridge
computer
supercars
robots
A _________________ helps us watch TV programmes from space.
washing machine
Wireless TV
supercars
Dishwasher
All you need to do is stick the dirty dishes in the rack; the _________________ will automatically fill up and do its thing.
Wireless TV
supercars
washing machine
Dishwasher
