1. Mrs. Anabel Montes - English teacher

2. Will definitely be
Example:
It will definitely be easier to transfer
money.

3. Won’t need
Example:
We won’t need cash in the future.

4. Don’t think
Example:
I don’t think shopping will be much
fun.

5. Will (sth) be
Example:
Will it be more convinient ?

6. Probably won’t
Example:
We probably won’t have time to
go shopping.

7. Activity
* Read the examples again and circle the
correct words in the explanations:
a. We use «will» or «won’t» to make
predictions based on past or present
evidence / personal opinion.

8. b. We can use think + won’t / dont think +
will to make negative predictions.
c. The adverbs definitely , probably, possibly
come before /after «will», and before /after
«won’t»
d. «will» comes before /after the main verb
in the question forms.

9. * Make predictiions about the follofing
topis:
- Cash
- Travel
- Price of food
- The economy
- One global language
- Robots as shops assistants
- Tv and media