Doctors __________ have a university degree.

Mechanics _____________ know how to fix cars.

Airlines __________ employ more women pilots.

He has to work on weekdays.

I must finish my homework.

She should work this Saturday because she wants to take a holiday next week.

There is a law that forbids smoking in this restaurant. I _______________ smoke in this restaurant.

There is no law that forbids smoking in this restaurant but I know it bothers some people when I smoke in a restaurant. I _______________ smoke in any restaurant.

I know people smoke in that restaurant. I don’t like eating in a restaurant where people smoke. I _______________ eat in that restaurant. I can eat in a restaurant that doesn’t allow smoking.

We should see a film this weekend.

You must pay taxes.

She has to wake up early to get to work on time.

You have to get a job after you graduate.

They shouldn’t watch so much TV.

He doesn’t have to play football.

I don’t have to work on Saturdays

We use "will" to talk about the future.

We use "will" when we make a decision at the same time as we are speaking.

The structure for future "will" is [will + base verb].

Jason: The phone is ringing! | Marta:  I __________ (answer) it.

Jason: These bags are heavy. | Alison: I ___________ (help) you.

Jason: I don’t have any cash. | Mary: Don’t worry. I ________ (pay) by credit card.

You look tired. I _______________ (finish) your work for you.

Sit down, mom. We _______________(cook) the dinner for you.

He didn’t answer my email. I _______________(call) him.

We can use "will" and "won’t" to make predictions about things in the future.

"Will" is used in negative sentences, and "won’t" is used in positive sentences.

You _______ (find) that book interesting.

You ________  that book interesting.

Magda was very rude. I _______________ visit her again.

I _______________ try to answer your questions if I can.

We often use I think, maybe and probably when we are 100% sure about the future.

I think she _______________ (dance) with him tonight.

She probably _______________ (come) with us tomorrow because she is not working.

_______________ they will have a party, but I don’t think so.

They ____________ win the match.

I ____________ hot next weekend.

____________ go to the party tonight, but I'm not sure.

I think she will...

I don’t think he will...

We probably...

Those boxes look heavy.

Maybe we will...

I think I...

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