Grammar 1.10

STUDY SKILLS
Joining ideas.

We use too, both, and, as well to join similar ideas.
Both Sue and Sam want to study at a university. Sue wants to study at a university, Sam wants to study at a university too/as well.

We use whereas, but to join opposing ideas.
Sue wants to live in an appartment, whereas Sam wants to live on a farm.


Asking about future plans              Making predictions
.- Where will you ...?                    I think i'll ...
.- What will ...?                            I don't think ...
.- Will you ...?                              I don't think so. I don't know. Probably not.