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(3) Future Prediction ( won't, might, is likely to, will, and might not)

Future Prediction
Won't, Might, Is likely to, Will, Will probably, and Might not

  
 will, is likely to, and will probably are used when we are strongly sure about our prediction (80-100%)

might, might not, probably won't, isn't likely to, and  won't are used when we are not really sure about our prediction ( less than 80 %).

81-100%                        Will

71-80                             Will probably or is likely to

61-70%                          Might

41-60%                          Might not

21-40                             Probably Won't or Isn't likely to

0%                                 Won't


Future Prediction
Won't, Might, Is likely to, Will, Will probably, and Might not Exercise

isn't likely to         won't         might         is likely to         will         might not
 
Caroline isn't likely to know the answer because she wasn't listening.
I ....................  probably see Josh later so I can give him your message.
It ....................  rain later so don't forget your umbrella.
I ....................  have time to help you later but I hope I can.
Ben probably ....................  come and visit this weekend.
We ....................  go to the cinema later – it depends what's on.


Hannah is likely to know the answer because she's very clever.  (probably)
Hannah will probably know the answer because she's very clever.
We probably won't go out this evening.  (likely)
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It's likely to be cold outside so take your scarf.  (probably)
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It's possible that you know my brother.  (might)
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I'm not sure that I'll have time to help you.  (might)
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Paul will probably be in a bad mood because he's really tired.  (likely)
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