A) Simple present tense to describe certain future events.
B) Conditional sentences (e.g., 'If this happens, that might occur' or 'It could be that...').
C) Past perfect tense to refer to future possibilities.
D) Present continuous tense for all future predictions.
Explanation
Conditional sentences and modal verbs (like 'might', 'could', 'may') are excellent for speculating about future possibilities, demonstrating a more sophisticated grammatical range suitable for Part 3's abstract nature.
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