WILL FOR THE PREDICTIONS

The form WILL can be used to talk about:

• things we believe or predict will happen in the future.

• things that happend in the past.

The AFFIRMATIVE form of the sentence: THERE WON'T BE SMALLER APARTMENTS, is:

• Will be there smaller apartments?

• There isn't an apartment.

• There will be smaller apartments.

• There are more apartments.

The NEGATIVE form of the sentence: SHE WILL GET MARRIED SOON, is:

• She get married.

• She isn't married.

• She won't get married soon.

• She is going to get married soon.

The INTERROGATIVE form of the sentence: I WILL TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD, is:

• Are you going to travel around the world?

• I didn't travel this year..

• They will travel a lot next year.

• Will I travel around the world?

Choose the correct answer to the question: DO YOU THINK I WILL BUY A BIG HOUSE?

• Yes, you will. You'll probably buy a big house in the city.

• You are in a big house.

• Yes, they are.

• You have a big apartment.

Choose the correct sentence according to the picture:

• I totally believe in a green future. With living walls, green roofs and vertical gardens to reduce pollution.

• I think we will live completely different.

• We will have a growing number of people.

• There will be lots of houses.

Choose the correct sentence according to the picture:

• I totally believe in a green future.

• Houses will be smaller.

• There will be more houses in the future.

• I predict that every bus stop will have hude tablets where people will check information on arrivals and departures.

Our school ___________ open next month.

• would be

• will be

• willn't be

• will been

I think we won't use so much electricity in the future.

• prediction

• fact

I will start working on Monday. Here's my contract!

• prediction

• fact