Future: Predictions, Plans and Intentions | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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The store (close) at 10 PM tonight.

closes (Present simple is used for timetables and fixed schedules.)

I (fly) to Paris next week.

am flying (present progressive for arranged plans).

It (will,won’t,may) rain tomorrow; the forecast is clear.

wont ("Won’t" is the contraction of "will not" and is used for negative predictions.)

She (go) to buy a new phone soon.

"Going to" is used for intentions or decisions already made.

I (will, won't,might) go to the gym later, but I’m not sure.

"Might" suggests uncertainty about the action.

She(will,won't, might) be late for the meeting.

might (expresses a possibility)

I (see) to the dentist at 3 PM tomorrow.

am seeing. Present progressive is preferred for scheduled appointments.

He (will, won’t, might) like the surprise if he hates chocolate.

"Won’t" is the contraction of "will not" and is used for negative predictions.

The train (leave) at 8:30 AM tomorrow.

(leaves) Present simple is used for official schedules/timetables.

We (visit) my grandparents this weekend.

are visiting ( Present progressive is used for planned personal arrangements.)

We (see) to the cinema on Friday.

are seeing (present progressive for arrangements).

We (have) dinner with my parents this weekend.

(are having) Present progressive is used for planned personal arrangements.

He (will,wont,may,might) pass the exam; he studied really hard.

will (expresses a strong future certainty)

She (will, won't, might) move to London next year. But i am not really sure.

"Might" expresses uncertainty or a 50/50 chance.