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Life is full of uncertain times. Perhaps a family member becomes sick and goes to the hospital.
生活中充满了不确定的时刻。也许某个家庭成员生病了，去了医院。
Perhaps your country faces a financial or political crisis. How do we talk about such situations? Let's explore some examples.
也许你的国家面临一场金融或政治危机。我们如何谈论这样的情况？来探索一些例子。
What do you think will happen? What do you think is going to happen?
你认为会发生什么？你认为会发生什么？
One of our questions involves will, and the other involves be going to.
一个问题用到了will，另一个用的是be going to。
Although the questions have different wording, their meaning is the same.
虽然这些问题的措辞不同，但它们的意思是相同的。
What do you think will happen? What do you think is going to happen? These questions are complex.
你认为会发生什么？你认为会发生什么？这种问题很复杂。
We have the question word what, the helping verb do, the subject you, the verb think, and then the future marker - either will or be going to, along with the verb happen.
有疑问词What，助动词do，主语You，动词Think，然后是将来时的标记，要么是will，要么是be going to，以及动词happen。
We can also make our questions more exact by adding a noun or noun phrase near the end of the question.
我们还可以在问题末尾添加一个名词或名词短语，来让问题更准确。
For example, if your country has an uncertain financial situation, you might ask one of the following questions.
例如，如果你的国家财政状况不确定，你可能会问以下问题之一。
What will happen to the economy? What is going to happen to the economy?
经济将会发生什么？经济将会发生什么？
There's more to say about expressing uncertainty, but that will be the subject of a future lesson.
还有更多关于表达不确定性的内容，不过那就是下一节课的主题了。
And that's everyday grammar TV.
这就是每日语法节目。
