We do not use will to say what somebody has already arranged or decided to do:
Diane is working next week. (not Diane will work)
Are you going to watch anything on TV this evening? (not Will you watch)
For 'is working' and 'Are you going to ... ?', see Units 19-20.
But often, when we talk about the future, we are not talking about what somebody has decided to do
For example
Kate is doing an exam next week. Chris and
Joe are talking about it.
(Yes, she'll pass easily
Do you think
Kate will pass
the exam?
She'll pass does not mean she has
decided to pass' Joe is saying what
he knows or believes will happen
He is predicting the future,
When we predict a future happening
or situation, we use will/won't
CHRIS
Some more examples:
They've been away a long time. When they return, they'll find a lot of changes here:
"Where will you be this time next year?' 'll be in Japan
That plate is hot. If you touch it, you'll burn yourself
Tom won't pass the exam. He hasn't studied hard enough
Anna looks completely different now. You won't recognise her
When will you get your exam results
We often use will (ul) with
probably
I'm sure
(1) think
I don't think
I wonder
I'll probably be home later tonight
Dont worry about the exam I'm sure you'll pass
Do you think Sarah will like the present we bought her
I don't think the exam will be very difficult
I wonder what will happen
Alter I hope we generally use the present will also poss
Thope Kate passes the exam corl hope Kate will pass
I hope it doesn't rain tomorrow
2
2) The south of England is warmer than the north.
3) Portugal is in western Europe.
4) You have to cross the Atlantic to travel from Europe to America.
5) Stockholm is the capital of Sweden.
6) The Red Sea is linked to the Indian Ocean in the south by the Gulf of Aden and to the Mediterranean in the north by the Suez Canal.
7) The backbone of the Himalayas is the Great Himalayan Range.
8) The Bahamas were a British colony from the 18th century until they gained independence within the Commonwealth of Nations in 1973.
9) What joins the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans?
10) Which river flows through Vienna, Budapest and Belgrade?
Quantity of portions: 4
Caloric content: 300 kcal
Cholesterol: 56 mg
Components:
* 2 egg whites
* 1 egg
* 0,5 cups of skim milk (1 %)
* 0,5 teaspoons of vanilla
* Salt
* 2 teaspoons of margarine or oil
* 8 pieces цельнозернового bread
* the Fresh bilberry, a blackberry, a raspberry (at will)
Preparation:
1. Preliminary warm up an oven to 200 degrees. Shake up egg whites, egg, milk, vanilla and a salt teaspoon. In a small frying pan растомите 1 teaspoon of margarine.
2. Dip bread slices in the shaken up mix so that it is good to cover both parties. Fry bread on a frying pan to golden colour (6-8 minutes).
3. To keep the roasted bread hot, hold it in разогретой furnaces while will fry other slices. Submit a toast with a syrup or fresh berries.
Французский тост
Количество порций: 4
Калорийность: 300 ккал
Холестерин: 56 мг
Ингредиенты:
* 2 яичных белка
* 1 яйцо
* 0,5 чашки обезжиренного молока (1%)
* 0,5 чайной ложки ванили
* Соль
* 2 чайные ложки маргарина или масла
* 8 кусков цельнозернового хлеба
* Свежая черника, ежевика, малина (по желанию)
Приготовление:
1. Предварительно разогрейте духовку до 200 градусов. Взбейте яичные белки, яйцо, молоко, ваниль и чайную ложку соли. В небольшой сковороде растомите 1 чайную ложку маргарина.
2. Обмакните кусочки хлеба во взбитой смеси, так, чтобы хорошо покрыть обе стороны. Обжарьте хлеб на сковороде до золотистого цвета (6-8 минут) .
3. Чтобы сохранить поджаренный хлеб горячим, держите его в разогретой печи пока будете обжаривать другие кусочки. Подавайте тост с сиропом или свежими ягодами.