Grammar
What is a prediction?
• A prediction is what someone thinks will happen in the future.
• We use will / may / might to make predictions about future.
► Will/won't
•Use
• We use will or won't to express future certainty.
Example :
Mum will be happy when she sees her car.
Form
• Affirmative:
Subject+ will + infinitive
It will be sunny tomorrow.
• Negative:
Subject+ won't + infinitive
It won't snow until December.
► May/might
• Use
• We use may or might to express future possibility.
Example :
We might go out on Friday night.
I may not come to the class tomorrow.
Form
• Affirmative:
Subject+ may/might + infinitive
Sara may come with us.
• Negative :
Subject+ may/might+not + infinitive
I might not go.
When we are / aren’t sure about our prediction, we use will/won’t + verb.
When we are / are not sure about our prediction, we use might, may or could or might not, may not + verb.
5- Listen to Fadi and answer the questions
1.What might Fadi do in the future?
He might travel the world.
2.What will his sister NOT do in the future?
She won’t get married too early.
3.What could his grandfather do when he’s 60?
He could get another degree.
