Mat Clark – IELTS Speaking
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It is probable not necessary to develop your last prediction, but if you can add a detail
use a basic future tense. Practice your prediction structure with the following questions:
What will schools be like in the future?
What will restaurants be like in the future?
What types of people will become famous in the future?
What will shops/shopping habits be like in the future?
What will public transport be like in the future?
What types of hobbies will become popular in the future?
What types of trips/holidays will people take in the future?
What will cars be like in the future?
What will TB programs be like in the future?
What kinds of gifts will people give in the future?
What kinds of skills will become important in the future?
What new inventions do you think we will see in the future?
What environmental problems will we see in the future?
Do you think we will see any changes in the weather in the future?.
Do you think we will read books in different ways in the future?
Do you think we will get news in different ways in the future?
In is important to remember that some of these prediction questions are quite difficult
in their content. It is not always easy to think about the future. As a basic guideline the
following changes should be useful for many topics.
Changes in variety (There will be a wider variety.)
Changes in price (Things will become cheaper or more expensive.)
Changes in size, materials or appearance
Changes in location
Changes in location
Changes in form (Things will become internet base. /There will be electronic
versions.)