Future: will & might, Conditionals 0 & 1 - 4°

We use ​ (a)   to talk about future predictions (we are "sure" about something). We use ​ (b)   to talk about possibility (we're not sure).

• will/won't
• might

Come to the party! You ​ (a)   have a good time

• will
• might
• won't

It's cold today. I'm not sure, but it ​ (a)   snow later.

• might
• will
• won't

It's my sister's birthday. I ​ (a)   buy her a bag or maybe a hoodie.

• might
• will
• won't

There's nobody here. We ​ (a)   sell any of our cakes.

• won't
• might
• will

My brother sings badly. He ​ (a)   be a famous singer.

• won't
• will
• might

To make predictions with WILL stronger or weaker we use some phrases...

• very very sure something will happen

• possibly

• it won't happen, never

• probably

• sure something will happen

• definitely

• not sure, but maybe...

• definitely

Reorder the following

• I think

• many adults

• will

• work

• from home in the future.

Reorder the following

• I

• probably

• won't

• pass

• the test because I didn't study enough.

Reorder the following

• Will

• you

• get

• married

• when you're older?