hildren will not go to school; they will e-mail their homework to the teachers and talk to them on a video-phone. Medical science will improve and there won’t be any illness. As a result people will live much longer – maybe, to 110. There will be a science laboratory on the Moon. It will be possible to take holidays in space. But first it may be very expensive. There won’t be any cars. Instead people will use trains which go under the city. They will also use the helicopters to fly from one part of the city to another. We will control the weather. It will rain during the night and not during the day. It will never be too hot or too cold. Computers will understand voice instructions. For example – if you say Good night – your computer will close the windows, turnoff the TV and central heating, set your alarm clock and switch off all the lights. Let’s hope there will not be any computer viruses in the future!
Remember: we use will for the affirmative sentences and won’t (will not) for the negatives. In questionswill comes before the subject
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My favourite book is “The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes” by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
I first discovered these stories when I was about twelve and I’ve loved them ever since. They’re brilliantly written, full of bizarre crimes and they’ve got a terrific Victorian atmosphere.
When you read them you really feel like you’ve been carried back to nineteenth-century London.
All the twentieth century detectives like Miss Marple and Inspector Morse seem really boring compared to Sherlock Holmes.
That’s where Conan Doyle, really makes you believe that Holmes is unique — a genius with amazing mental powers.
Normally I only read detective stories once. I mean, why read them again when you know what happens in the end?
With the Sherlock Holmes stories, though, its different.
Each time I re-read them I discover more and more to enjoy.