[Unit 5A] Talking about plans Flashcards
I’ll definitely go abroad for vacation _ _ _ (= когда-нибудь) next year.
I’ll definitely go abroad for vacation at some point next year.
I definitely won’t sell our house a_ s_ (= in the foreseeable future).
I definitely won’t sell our house anytime soon.
I’ll definitely take an AI course _ _ _ f_ months. (= в ближайшие несколько месяцев)
I’ll definitely take an AI course in the next few months.
[add ‘ещё’]
I probably won’t retire for at least 20 years.
I probably won’t retire for at least another 20 years.
[add ‘probably’]
He won’t retire for another five years.
He probably won’t retire for another five years.
Word order: probably / definitely / certainly / likely + won’t
[add ‘likely’]
We’ll buy an electric car within the next couple of years.
We’ll likely buy an electric car within the next couple of years.
Word order: will + likely / definitely / certainly / probably
I’ll probably apply for a promotion _ _ p_ next year.
= когда-нибудь, в какой-то момент
I’ll probably apply for a promotion at some point next year.
We’ll probably move to a bigger apartment _ _ n_ future (= в ближайшем будущем), especially with the baby on the way.
We’ll probably move to a bigger apartment in the near future, especially with the baby on the way.
I definitely won’t change my career path _ _ _ future (в обозримом будущем) —I love what I’m doing now.
I definitely won’t change my career path in the foreseeable future—I love what I’m doing now.
/fɔːˈsiːəbl/
also: for the foreseeable future
I’ll probably start my own business o_ _ _ (= когда я закончу) my MBA.
I’ll probably start my own business once I finish my MBA.
once + present simple
or
once + present perfect
My son is planning to take a gap year before _ (go) to university, but he hasn’t decided where he’ll go yet.
My son is planning to take a gap year before going to university, but he hasn’t decided where he’ll go yet.
before/after + ing
We’ll likely buy an electric car within the next couple of years, g_ (учитывая) how things are progressing with the environment.
We’ll likely buy an electric car within the next couple of years, given how things are progressing with the environment.
We definitely won’t sell our house anytime soon, a_ (= because) the market isn’t great right now.
We definitely won’t sell our house anytime soon, as the market isn’t great right now.
I’ll most likely pick up a new hobby _ _ next few months—I’ve been thinking about learning pottery.
I’ll most likely pick up a new hobby in the next few months—I’ve been thinking about learning pottery.
I might relocate abroad in the next few years, but nothing is _ _ stone yet. (= things can easily change)
I might relocate abroad in the next few years, but nothing is set in stone yet.
[add grammar]
I / probably / take a sabbatical / next couple years / , but I not decide when exactly.
I’ll probably take a sabbatical in the next couple of years, but I haven’t decided when exactly.
[add grammar]
We likely go on a long vacation some point next year, but it still up air.
We’ll likely go on a long vacation at some point next year, but it’s still up in the air.
I might launch my own business within the next five years, but it’s all still t_ (= not certain, not set in stone).
I might launch my own business within the next five years, but it’s all still tentative.
/ˈtentətɪv/
[add grammar]
We probably renovate the kitchen some point this year, but we wait for the right time.
We’ll probably renovate the kitchen at some point this year, but we’re waiting for the right time.
[add grammar]
I may take a coding course near future, though I need to check my schedule first.
I may take a coding course in the near future, though I need to check my schedule first.
[add grammar]
I’ll probably consider changing jobs in coming months, but nothing set stone yet.
I’ll probably consider changing jobs in the coming months, but nothing is set in stone yet.
[add grammar]
We probably adopt a pet w_ next year, but we still discuss which one.
We’ll probably adopt a pet within the next year, but we’re still discussing which one.
They won’t probably get married _ another few years—they focused on their careers right now.
They probably won’t get married for another few years—they’re focused on their careers right now.
We most certainly won’t move to a new city for at least another year, given our current work c_ (= things we’ve planned / promised to do).
We most certainly won’t move to a new city for at least another year, given our current work commitments.
They’ll probably renovate the house later this year, but it depends _ their _ (= зависит от их бюджета, средств).
They’ll probably renovate the house later this year, but it depends on their budget.
I’ll likely buy a house once I _ (save) enough for the down payment.
I’ll likely buy a house once I’ve saved enough for the down payment.
or: once I save
I’ll most certainly double-check the contract before _ (sign) it.
I’ll most certainly double-check the contract before signing it.
or: before I sign
He’ll most certainly look for a new job once his contract _ (end) next year.
He’ll most certainly look for a new job once his contract ends next year.
or: once his contract has ended
once / after / before / when / if + present simple or present perfect
I’ll definitely need to replace my laptop in the next few months—it / start to / slow down.
I’ll definitely need to replace my laptop in the next few months—it’s starting to slow down.
We’re likely _ stay in our current apartment for another couple of years before we think about moving.
We’re likely to stay in our current apartment for another couple of years before we think about moving.
