Share SpeakOut C1 Unit 4.2 Future Tenses
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It will probably be hot tomorrow. (likely)
It's likely to be hot tomorrow.
Chris wants to find a new job. (hoping)
Chris is hoping to find a new job.
I want to see Ingrid and then I'll leave. (before)
I want to see Ingrid before I leave.
They're meeting at 3 o'clock tomorrow. (planning)
They are planning to meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow.
Barcelona are certain to win the championship. (definitely)
Barcelona will definitely win the championship.
Don't be late. We've got to be at the theatre at eight. (due)
Don't be late. We are due at the theatre at eight.
There's a good chance that she'll get her work permit tomorrow. (likely)
She is likely to get her work permit tomorrow.
I'm not likely to see you tomorrow. (probably)
I probably won't see you tomorrow.
