How to discuss likely possibilities | ～でしょう・～でしょうか

The video tutorial discusses weather forecasts and travel plans, focusing on sentence patterns and judgment based on scientific knowledge. It includes practice exercises for forming questions and making predictions about the weather. The tutorial emphasizes repetition and provides examples to help learners understand sentence structures related to weather conditions.

What is the expected weather for the tennis match?

• Sunny

• Snowy

• Rainy

• Cloudy

What is the speaker's concern about the weather in Hokkaido?

• It might be too hot

• It might be windy

• It might be too cold

• It might rain

What is the purpose of using sentence patterns and inference?

• To ask for directions

• To make predictions about the future

• To describe past events

• To express emotions

How can you ask for someone's opinion about the weather?

• By using a question phrase

• By making a statement

• By stating a fact

• By giving a command

What is the predicted weather for the beach tomorrow?

• Rainy

• Sunny

• Snowy

• Windy

What question can you ask to find out if it will snow?

• Will it rain?

• Will it be sunny?

• Will it snow?

• Will it be windy?

What question can you ask to find a quiet park?

• Is there a noisy park?

• Is there a quiet park?

• Is there a small park?

• Is there a large park?