1 .PREDICTIONS -will

1. USE:

• Use will, might and may for making predictions or to say what we think of the future.

• The negative forms of will, might and may are: won’t, might not and may not.

• We often use I think/I don’t think to indroduce a prediction.

• We often say I don’t think + will instead of I think+ I won’t.

• Use will when we are more certain of the future. We use may and might when we are less certain.

• Might is more common than may to make predictions, in formal English is better use May.

1. ADVERBS OF CERTAINTY:

 We often use adverbs with will/won’t for predictions, to say how certain we are. The main adverbs which are used: DEFINITELY, PROBABLY and CERTAINLY.

• Possition of the adverbs of certainty.

• (Affirmative) WILL + (Adverb) + VERB

• (Negative) (Adverb) + WON’T + VERB

 We only use these adverbs with will.

       2. SPONTANEOUS DECISIONS-will

                            3. PROMISES- will

    1. PLANS AND INTENTIONS- be going to

What are they going to do?

PREDICTIONS WITH CLEAR EVIDENCE –                        be going to

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