Technology & Future Trends – Predictions

Complete each prediction. Use 'going to' when the speaker points to present evidence and 'will' for an opinion or broad forecast with no immediate evidence.

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Question 1

Look at those dark clouds! It _____ rain very soon.

Options: is going to, was going to, going to

Question 2

At dinner, Maya says, “I think robots _____ replace many factory workers in the next twenty years.”

Options: would, will, are going to

Question 3

The finance director is pointing at three cancellation notices and an empty order book. “Look at these figures—the company _____ have serious financial problems.”

Options: was going to, going to, is going to

Question 4

In a documentary, scientists predict that sea levels _____ rise by two meters by 2100.

Options: will, would, won't

Question 5

Her doctor has just checked her and says all the results are normal, so she _____ burn out in the next few weeks despite her busy schedule.

Options: wasn't going to, isn't going to, not going to

Question 6

During a class discussion, do you think artificial intelligence _____ become smarter than humans one day?

Options: would, is going to, will

Question 7

The temperature is already 38 degrees and it's only 10 a.m. Today _____ extremely hot.

Options: will be, is going to be, is becoming

Question 8

I have no evidence for this; it is simply my opinion that people _____ live longer and healthier lives in the future.

Options: would, are going to, will

Question 9

The scoreboard shows 4–0 with one minute left, and the team can barely move. They _____ lose the match.

Options: are going to, were going to, going to

Question 10

In a radio interview, an expert says climate change _____ affect every country eventually.

Options: would, will, won't

Question 11

I have no current evidence, but I don't think humans _____ stop using social media anytime soon.

Options: would, are going to, will

Question 12

He's driving way too fast on this wet road. He _____ have an accident!

Options: is going to, was going to, going to

Question 13

At a conference, most experts say renewable energy _____ become cheaper than fossil fuels over the next ten years.

Options: would, will, won't

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