UNIT 12

Miss Cristina Rosales

English Teacher
Dirección de Calidad Educativa
WILL / MAY / MIGHT
MODAL USES EXAMPLES

1. A VOLUNTARY - Are you hungry? I will make you a sandwich.

ACTION: - I will turn down the TV; it is too loud.

- Will you love me forever? Yes, I will love you forever. I won’t stop
WILL 2. A PROMISE:
-
loving you.
Can I borrow $100? I will pay you back next week.

- How do you think the weather will be tomorrow? I think it will rain
3. A FUTURE
tomorrow.
PREDICTION:
- It won’t snow this month.

- Where will you travel next year? I think I might visit Italy next year.
MIGHT - Are you watching the game on Sunday? I might not watch the football
game on Sunday; I am too busy.
1. A FUTURE
POSSIBILITY:
- What will you eat for lunch? I may eat at McDonald’s for lunch.

MAY - I have a lot of homework to do, so I may not go to her party this
weekend.
WILL / MAY / MIGHT
LET’S PRACTICE
 COMPLEX SENTENCES

They refer to the future with simple present statements using the
advers:

IF - WHEN - AFTER - BEFORE

- What will you do if there are no tickets for the bus?
- We have to finih my homework before we go to bed.
- My parents may go out to dance after they finish their
annual meeting.
PRESENT TENSE VERBS WITH FUTURE MEANING

get a job
travel
help my mom
buy a house
cook
live abroad
move
VOCABULARY: JOBS
LET’S PRACTICE
1

just

Let’s see

I’ll
hold on a second
All right
what was I saying

I’ve got
breaking up
I’ll call you back
where were we

with wearing

what do you call it

you mean