EmilyElizabethH's Future: Predictions and Speculations

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As for setting future trends , Emily is already ahead of the game. She’s a master at incorporating the latest viral challenges and trends into her content, along with clever ads, so we can expect to see her continue to innovate and inspire others with her unique take on social media. The social media landscape has witnessed Emily Elizabeth ’ s meteoric rise to fame through her Instagram presence. Her fashion-forward content showcases everything from casual everyday looks to sophisticated outfit compositions. Our lessons will cover both formal and informal language, and we will explore different verb forms like future simple, future continuous, and future perfect. We will also focus on using modal verbs like may, might, will, and would when making predictions and speculations about the future . Let’s do English ESL prediction game. General questions about future events. Great way to activate students’ imagination. 1 Scientists probably won’t find a cure for cancer in the near future . 2 Doctors definitely won’t find a cure for the common cold. 3 Millions of people may get ill from the flu virus this winter. 4 Bio-printing of organs will definitely become a reality. Match 1-6 with a-f to make predictions . A you won’t be able to walk. Students can gather clues based on context, make some predictions about what will happen, analyze whether the prediction was correct and then adapt the process for future predictions . Future tenses: We use future tenses (e.g., will + base form, be going to + base form) to make predictions . First conditional: The first conditional uses “if + present simple, will + base form” to express possible future events and their consequences. Here is a post to help you speculate about the future . I think environmental problems will be solved.