Entry # 5: Section 4 - Grammar

FUTURE PROBABILITY AND MODAL VERBS

This topic is very interesting for me because before I had understood that "will" is always used to refer to action in future. However, with practice, the active book and other sources I can see other words are used to refer to the same thing but have less chance of being realized.

Por example:

Use will when you talk about something that is denitive or with high probability to do.

Use could, might or may to talk about something possible but not definitive.

This are some resources or links where you can review and practice about this topic.

http://www.learn-english-today.com/lessons/lesson_contents/verbs/modals.html