Discuss scientific progress and its limits with precision.
Two researchers discuss a promising but uncertain discovery.
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Spanish uses the future to express present probability/conjecture: « Será prometedor » = It is probably promising; « Tendrá unos cuarenta años » = He's probably about forty. The conditional expresses past probability: « Serían las tres cuando llegó » = It must have been three o'clock. The compound forms work similarly: « Habrá terminado » (he has probably finished); « Habría salido ya » (he had probably already left). This is a hallmark of natural B2 speech for hedging claims.
Discuss a scientific advance and its uncertainties (4–5 sentences), using the future of probability at least once.
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