PREDICTIONS will, may, might,

We use will, may and might to talk about predictions based on opinions: something that we believe or calculate.

We use this phrase when we are sure something will happen.

Examples: We will definitely go out on Friday night. There definitely won’t be any

disagreement. It certainly won’t rain today.

‘will definitely/certainly’

This phrase is used when we are fairly sure (perhaps 75% sure) something will happen.

Examples: We will probably  go to the movies

tonight. I probably won’t be late tomorrow.

‘will probably’

These verbs are used to say that something could happen / that it’s possible something will happen.

Examples: We might go out on Friday night. I may not come to the class tomorrow.

‘may / might’

Will people use mobile phones in the future?

Make predictions…

Will they write letters?

Make predictions…

Will people spend more time at home?

Make predictions…

Will they still play computer games?

Make predictions…

Will people still read books?

Make predictions…

Will people still use CDs?

Make predictions…

Will we use the internet?

Make predictions…

Make predictions… Will computers replace teachers?