We _____________________ (not do) the English exam tomorrow because the teacher is ill this week.
won’t be doing
When I get home tonight, I _____________________ (not have to) clean the kitchen because my husband has already done it!
won’t have to
My sister loves learning Spanish. I’m sure she _____________________ (pass) the final exam.
’ll pass / will pass
Why don’t we get together after 7pm? I _____________________ (not study) then.
won’t be studying
We use _______________ for predictions based on physical evidence, usually what we can see as we speak.
BE GOING TO It looks like it's going to snow.
Use BE GOING TO in a sentence for predictions based on physical evidence.
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We use _______________ for predictions based on what we already know for CERTAIN.
BE GOING TO I know you're going to love this jazz music. ( I know you love jazz)
We use _______________ for predictions about the future which we believe to be true but can’t prove.
WILL My parents will probably pay for me to go to university.
Use WILL in a sentence for predictions about the future which we believe to be true but can’t prove.
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____________, ____________, and ____________ are used to express future possibility that is less certain than will or the future continuous.
MAY, MIGHT, COULD
How can you make a prediction sound more certain using may, might or could?
Use the word WELL. Fees may well go up at the English Academy next year.
