PREDICTIONS will, may, might,

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Chapter 8 Future Tense 8.1 I am going to eat [ verb infinitive]

Advertisements

Fry’s Phrases 2nd 100.

Simple Present and Present Continuous

Modal Verbs: Present and past possibility.

FIRST CONDITIONAL Josefina Campos Florencia Folch.

Should You Believe Everything You Read or Hear?. It’s raining cats and dogs.

The Futures – units 4 and 5 of grammar books

What do you want to be when you grow up?

Future Continuous & Perfect. Future Continuous will + be + verb-ing This time next week we’ll be sitting on the beach. A: Where do I meet you? B: I’ll.

Only use MUST in the present tense. For other tenses use HAVE TO

Probability Lesson

MODALS. COULD AND MAY  We can also use could and may to talk about general permission in the past.  However, we cannot use could or may to talk about.

The Present Tenses Present Continuous I.E.S. GERENA Gerena (Sevilla) Manuel Casas - slideshare 2010.

Probability Abney Elementary.

Unit Six: Do you have any plans?

MODAL VERBS. modal verbs always followed infinitive verb / Modal verbs are verbs that are always followed by another infinitive verb; can play E.g. She.

Twenty Questions Subject: FUTURE TENSES Template: games/ games/

“Should” and “had better” Teacher: Pablo López.. Objectives: To identify the uses of “should” and “had better”. To distinguish the contexts related to.

Plain and Simple.  Are words that describe a verb.  They modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.

POSSIBILITY AND CERTAINTY. MAY, MIGHT AND COULD  We use may or might to say that something is possible or that it is quite likely. We can use them for.

Week 6 Writing Customer Relations Letters

Present Progressive

Grammar Review 3 The FutureTenses.

8. Modal Verbs.

Bare infinitive Infinitive without to.

LET’S LEARN ABOUT MODAL VERBS. The modal verbs are: We use modal verbs to show if we believe something is certain, probable or possible (or not). We also.

Unit 7 Memory Grammar.

OBJECTIVES 1.Prefixes 2.Reviewing modal verbs.. Prefixes: in-, il-, ir-, im- Another prefix meaning "not" or "the opposite of" is in-. However the spelling.

FUTURE FORMS Made by: Matej Klobušický.  1) The most common use of will is as an auxiliary verb to show future time. It expresses a future fact or prediction-at.

Today we are going to learn a new tense

Future. Will A: Telephone! B: OK. I’ll get it. A: Look! Jack is stuck in the car! B: Oh. I’ll help him.

WILL/WON’T MAY/MIGHT BE GOING TO SIMPLE PRESENT PRESENT CONTINUOUS CAN

Pythagorean Theorem Unit Review Fill out your unit review sheet and work these problems. You will go over these problems on Friday before taking your test.

Talking about the future. Present tense When we know about the future we normally use the present tense.

The future tense 1- Use 2- Formation 3- Time indicators.

Bell Work FRACTIONDECIMALPERCENTWORDS. You have probably heard a weather forecaster say that the chance of rain tomorrow is 40%. Have you thought about.

CERTAINTY, POSSIBILITY, PROBABILITY, LIKELIHOOD.  Predictions of the future vary insofar as the attitude of the speaker or the actual truth about facts.

Future. BE GOING TO win Look, Xavier... win the race. He’s in front of the other runners. be I... be late for work because I’m in a traffic jam now. rain.

Unit 8 LANGUAGE FOCUS. Content  Word study  Word used in Computing and Telephoning  Grammar  Pronoun  Indirect speech with conditional sentences.

Future Time. Time Expressions Tomorrow next week next month next year soon in a month.

Modal Verbs May – Might – Could to express possibility.

PRESENT SIMPLE PRESENT CONTINUOUS  Regular habit She often goes to the library  A fact People learn in different ways  Stative verbs This cake tastes.

Routine Phrases Sign in ASL order: Time, Object, Subject, Verb.

Unit 3 Grammar Form & Function Level 3

Probability Revision Quiz. “I roll a normal dice and get a 7” This event is: Impossible a) b) c) d) Unlikely Even Chance Certain L3.

Probability: present and future

Grammar Modal verbs Ⅱ 情态动词 Unit2.book3. Revision Tell the functions of the modal verbs. You must go. You have to go. You mustn’t go. You don’t have to.

VERBS 1. A verb is a word that shows action or state of being.

cancouldmaymightwill wouldmustshallshouldought to Here's a list of the modal verbs in English:

Future Continuous and Future Perfect LEVEL 400. ➔ The Future Continuous tense describes an activity that will happen before and after a time in the future.

The Simple Present Tense vs The Present Continuous Tense.

CONDITIONAL CLAUSES  complex clauses: main clause + subordinate clause  main clause: can stand on its own  subordinate clause: starts with the conjunction;

Unit 9 Technology Reading LIFE ON THE GO. Pre-reading Have you ever used a cellphone? Do any of your classmates have cellphone? How is the way we live.

THE FUTURE IN ENGLISH.

Modal Verbs. What is the difference between “can”, “will” and ‘should”? Discuss the meanings of the three words in the following example.

May, might, could, and must + have

Expressing Future Vyjadrenie budúcnosti. Future Simple Tense “WILL“  FORM: affirmative sentence subject + will + verb (infinitive without “to“

Pre-Intermediate Lesson 36

Future Time Ch. 3.

3A be going to 1 I’m going to work for an NGO.

Some uses of the future Units of grammar book.

WHEN DO WE USE WILL? WHEN DO WE USE BE GOING TO?

10C might / might not (possibility)

PLANS and INTENTIONS GOING TO + INFINITIVE General plans, arrangements and intentions about the future. I’m going to visit New York in summer. I’m going.

What’s he thinking about? What are his plans?

Teacher Silvino Sieben

Unit 5 Thinking Ahead (1/3)

Tenses of Verbs Grade

Time & Conditional clauses Will What if……?

Presentation transcript:

PREDICTIONS will, may, might,

We use will, may and might to talk about predictions based on opinions: something that we believe or calculate.

‘will definitely/certainly’ We use this phrase when we are sure something will happen. Examples: We will definitely go out on Friday night. There definitely won’t be any disagreement. It certainly won’t rain today.

‘will probably’ This phrase is used when we are fairly sure (perhaps 75% sure) something will happen. Examples: We will probably go to the movies tonight. I probably won’t be late tomorrow.

‘may / might’ These verbs are used to say that something could happen / that it’s possible something will happen. Examples: We might go out on Friday night. I may not come to the class tomorrow.

Make predictions… Will people use mobile phones in the future?

Make predictions… Will they write letters?

Make predictions… Will people spend more time at home?

Make predictions… Will they still play computer games?

Make predictions… Will people still read books?

Make predictions… Will people still use CDs?

Make predictions… Will we use the internet?

Make predictions… Will computers replace teachers?