Will, Going To, Might and Be Probably To

It's usually going to when something happens now that makes us know what will happen later. We can also express future uncertainty with be likely to plus an infinitive. Be likely to is a bit more certain than might. And for negatives, we use be not likely to or more often be unlikely to again With an Infinitive. 6 Minute Grum from bbclearningenglish.com