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      Listen to the start of a radio programme on future trends. Complete the sentences with the correct words. 

      1 Steve Ballmer forecast that the would never be a success.

      2 Good forecasters have particular  traits.

      3 Good forecasters are humble and often  their own ability.

      4 Good forecasters are  and happy to consider various options.

      5 Good forecasters want to increase their .

      6 A good forecaster is not bothered by admitting they are  and changing their mind.

        iPhone wrong underestimate knowledge open-minded personality

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      Listen to the second part of the radio programme. According to the speakers, are the sentences True or False? 

      • High Streets have been declining for years.
      • Correct answer
        Wrong answer
      • High Streets are likely to become more varied.
      • Correct answer
        Wrong answer
      • A mixture of office work and working from home will be normal in the future.
      • Correct answer
        Wrong answer
      • People are likely to continue to move out of big cities in large numbers.
      • Correct answer
        Wrong answer
      • The shift to green energy will happen everywhere at the same time.
      • Correct answer
        Wrong answer
      • The main problem with driverless cars is safety.
      • Correct answer
        Wrong answer
      • We will never make contact with aliens.
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      Complete the predictions about future trends with the phrases below.

      are bound to

      will gather pace

      there are signs

      the days of

      are over

      be an explosion in

      may well

      a distant memory

      become a thing of the past

      1 Well, I think the High Street as we currently know it is going to become .

      2 that we’ll see more growth in independent stores.

      3 For many, working five days a week in the office .

      4 The trend to move to the countryside  continue, although probably at a slower pace.

      5 The burning of fossil fuels will .

      6 In wealthier countries the move to green energy in the next decade.

      7 Once we solve the safety issues, there will driverless cars.

      8 People always think we make contact with aliens at some point.

        are bound to will gather pace there are signs the days of are over be an explosion in may well a distant memory become a thing of the past

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      Do these opinions match the ideas in the text? Write YES, NO or NOT GIVEN.

      1  Future predictions are impossible without personal experience of the events.

      2  Preparing for interview questions isn’t very effective.

      3  We can use shared cultural experience to predict the distant future.

      4  Life scripts are universal across the world.

      5  We use similar parts of our brain for remembering experiences and being creative.

      6  Our own cultural experiences may prevent us from seeing some future possibilities.

        YES NO NOT GIVEN

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      Read the grammar box. Match the underlined sentences in the article to the verb forms in the box. 

      will be like.

      will have been working

      are they going to ask?

      will have been promoted

      will be wearing

       

      Grammar: Future forms PAGE 117

      We use be going to to make predictions based on current evidence.
      1

      We use will to make general predictions.
      2 

      We use the Future Perfect Simple to talk about something that will be finished by a certain point in the future.
      3 

      We use the Future Continuous to talk about an action or situation that will be in progress at a point in the future.
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      We use the Future Perfect Continuous to talk about an action or situation that will continue up to a point in the future and will still be in progress then.

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        will be like. will have been working are they going to ask? will have been promoted will be wearing

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      Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first. Use the word in brackets and a future form.

      1  Sam does her Christmas shopping in October. It’s now November, so I imagine  already. (done)

      2  My wife turns 40 next week.
           My wife  next week. (old)

      3  The government will increase taxes soon.
           The government  soon. (is)

      4  We started dating two years ago tomorrow.
           By tomorrow  two years. (dating)

      5  He’s going to finish repairing the car by five o’clock. He will five o’clock. (finished)

        will be 40 years old have finished repairing the car by we will have been dating for is going to increase taxes Sam will have done her Christmas shopping we'll have been dating for

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