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Future forms and Vocabulary

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Future Forms for Predictions

'Going to' is used when there is current evidence for a prediction (e.g., 'Such cars are already a reality and are going to become more common'). 'Will' is used for general predictions or opinions about the future (e.g., 'The rest of us will be poor'). Quick Check: Why do we use 'going to' instead of 'will' when we see clear signs of a future event? This guide covers the structural usage of future tenses for predictions and the

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Define Dystopia.

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