Group №13 Individual work on the practice of improving Speaking skills

Now introduce your 2^nd prediction:

At the same time, I suppose it’s quite probable that we may have…

As well as this, some people claim that we will probably start to see…
On top of this, I imagine it’s quite likely that we will soon have…
Likewise, I would imagine that we may even be able to see…


Use a sentence to describe your 2^nd prediction:

“At the same time, I suppose it’s quite probable that we may have houses that are controlled by computer because this will make home life much easier.”

Now introduce your 3^rd prediction. It’s not always possible to make 3 realistic predictions, so you can make your final one quite unrealistic:

And who knows, it could even be possible that we’ll see the arrival of…

And you never know, it could even transpire that we’ll have…
And I know it’s a bit of a crazy thought, but one day we may even have…
And who knows, there’s even a chance that we will have…


It’s probably not necessary to develop your last prediction, but if you can add a detail, use a basic future tense. Practice your prediction structure with the following questions:

Changes in variety (There will be a wider variety)

Changes in price (Things will become cheaper or more expensive)
Changes in size, materials or appearance
Changes in location
Changes in form (Things will become Internet Based/ There will be electronic versions.)

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   Part Three Question Type 3: Why questions
   

Exapmle:

“Why do so many people want to be famous?”

“In my opinion, I guess I would have to say that there are probably a number of factors involved. Primarily, one key motivation would be because they think they would be able to make more money. As well as this, a subsequent incentive might be because they want to live in a big house and drive an expensive car.”