The FA Cup Final and New Coaches

💡 Talking about the Future

In this text, we see three different ways to say what happens next. This is the key to moving from A1 to A2 English.

1. The Sure Thing (Will) Use will when something is a fact or a plan.

• Example: "They will play at Wembley Stadium."
• Pattern: Subject + will + action $\rightarrow$ will play, will give.

2. The Maybe (Might) Use might when you are not 100% sure. It is a guess.

• Example: "Rodri might be hurt."
• Pattern: Subject + might + be/action $\rightarrow$ might bring back.

3. The Likely Thing (Probably) Use probably to show a strong chance, but not a guarantee.

• Example: "Erling Haaland will probably play."

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Quick Guide: $\text{Sure}$ $\rightarrow$ Will $\text{Strong Chance}$ $\rightarrow$ Probably $\text{Guess/Uncertain}$ $\rightarrow$ Might