will, may, might

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

3.  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.

4.  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.

5.  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.

6.  Will people use mobile phones in the future?

7.  Will they write letters?

8.  Will people spend more time at home?

9.  Will they still play computer games?

10.  Will people still read books?

11.  Will people still use CDs?

12.  Will we use the internet?

13.  Will computers replace teachers?