WRITING to be going to, will, won't, would, moreover, furthermore 10 Write an email friend talking about to a your plans for the summer. Talk about these things: • your definite plans, e.g. we're going to .../we aren't going to • hypothetical situations, e.g. if we ..., we'll ... • your predictions, e.g. it will ..., I won't ...

Subject: Summer Plans Hi [Friend's Name], I hope this email finds you well! I wanted to share my plans for the summer with you. There’s so much to look forward to! Firstly, we're going to visit my grandparents in the countryside for a couple of weeks. I'm really excited because we'll spend time outdoors, enjoy nature, and have some quality family time. I can't wait to see them again! However, we aren't going to stay too long because I need to get back home for some other activities. Moreover, I have some hypothetical plans in mind. If we get good weather, I think we will go hiking in the nearby mountains. It would be wonderful to have a picnic at the top while enjoying the beautiful views. Also, if I finish my summer reading list early, I might travel to the beach with some friends, which would be a lot of fun! As for my predictions, I believe it will be one of the best summers yet! I won't spend all my time indoors, and I’ll make sure to enjoy every moment. Plus, I hope to learn a few new recipes during this break, which could be exciting! Let me know what your plans are! I’d love to hear from you. Best, [Your Name]