WorksheetsPredictions: will, be going to, may/might
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
We use... to make predictions about the future, based on our personal opinions.
Will
won't
be going to
will not
We often use these phrases to express personal opinions.
In my view/opinion
I think/feel
I expect (that)
I'm sure (that)
We use... to make predictions that we are sure about, based on something we can see or something that we know.
Be going to
Probably
Might
May
We use the adverbs... to make a prediction with will or going to less certain or more certain.
Will
May
probably
definitely
We use probably and definitely after...
will
won't
We use probably an definitely before...
won't
will
We use these modal auxialiries to say that a prediction is possible. They mean "maybe or perhaps"
will and may
might and be going to
may and might
Read and choose the correct prediction.
We may not go on vacation this year.
We may won't go on vacation this year.
Read and choose the correct sentence.
It might later, so take an umbrella.
It might rain later, so take an umbrella.
Read the idea and choose the correct prediction.
He'll probably buy a new car next year.
You're going to have a great vacation.
In my view, Germany will win the next World Cup.
Do you think she'll like her present?
