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Prediction means...

• Think about the past

• Guess about the future

We use may / might / will + ___________

• Verb+ing

• Verb in past

• Verb in infinitive

"We may go to Australia" means...

• We are certainly going to

  Australia

• We are thinking about going to Australia

• We are remembering our travel to Australia

Which has a stronger meaning?

• May

• Might

• Will

The negative form of "will" is...

• Won't

• Will not

• Willn't

• Willsn't

People____ develop telepathy in the future. (impossible)

• Will

• May

• might

• Won't

We use "will" to...

• make promises

• make uncertain predictions

• Make predictions when you are sure.

• express obligation

Do you think you'll go to the beach this weekend?

• I will go, but I'm not sure.

• I might go, but I'm not sure.

Which is the correct sentence?

• It will be to rain tomorrow.

• It will be going to rain tomorrow.

• It will rain tomorrow.

• It is will rain tomorrow.

If you have to do something, then it is...

• necessary

• obligatory

• unnecessary

• optional