We use will/won’t + infinitive without to to make predictions about the future, based on _________ ., facts, our opinions, I’m pretty sure Italy ________________ win tomorrow, will, is going to, VR _________________replace real holidays anytime soon., isn't going to, won’t, We can use adverbs like definitely/certainly/ possibly/probably with will/won’t, to say how certain we feel about a prediction., true, false, We will ___________, come probably …, probably come …, the adverb (definitely/certainly/ possibly/probably) usually comes _____________ 'will', after, before, We __________, won’t come probably, probably won’t come, adverb (definitely/certainly/ possibly/probably) usually comes _________ won’t., before, after, We can also use will/won’t for things that are sure to happen. I’ll be twenty-two next year., true, false, Use be going to for predictions when there is evidence in the present. It’s going to rain! Look at those black clouds!, false, true, Use 'be certain to' when we are not sure that something will happen. Prices are certain to rise., true, false, Use 'be likely' to when we think that something will probably happen. My team is likely to reach the next round., false, true, We use 'be due to' when something is _________________ to happen. He is due to retire next year., not scheduled, scheduled

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