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What describes a higher probability: "We will go" or "We will probably go"?
We will go
What describes a higher probability: "We might go" or "We could go"?
We could go.
What describes a higher probability: "We probably won't go" or "We won't go"?
We probably won't go.
Write a sentence with "good chance".
There's a good chance I'll pass the exam.
Write a sentence with "unlikely".
It's unlikely that we will travel before December.
Write a sentence with "I'm sure" + will
I'm sure he will get the job.
To write a sentence in the Future Perfect, we use subject + will + have +
verb in the past participle
To write a negative sentence in the Future Perfect, we change "will" to
won't
To write a sentence in the Future Continuous we use subject + will + be +
verb + ing
What is the formula for a question in the Future Continuous
Will + subject + be + verb + ing
We use the Future Perfect to:
Describe what we expect to happen before a specific time in the future.
We use the Future Continuous to talk about:
Activities that will be in progress around a specific time in the future.
Write a sentence in the Future Perfect.
They won't have left before 8:00 p.m.
Write a sentence in the Future Continuous.
She will be meeting with her friends at a 6:30 p.m.
