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1 The Future of Probability p. 299 Chapter 9 Interacciones

2 The Future of Probability In Spanish, you use the future tense to express uncertainty or probability in the present.

3 The Future of Probability ¿Qué hora será? I wonder what time it is. Serán las seis. It’s probably six o’clock. Estarán debajo de tu cama. They must be under your bed.

4 The Future of Probability The English equivalents in these cases are: I wonder It’s probably It must be ¿Dónde estarán mis zapatos? Where can my shoes be?

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