Write 60–80 words describing an imagined future vehicle. Use will for a prediction, name a benefit and admit one uncertainty.
Plan who/what/where/when and a useful detail. Use the unit language: Future simple: will + base verb for predictions and decisions; negative will not/won’t; question Will + subject + base verb? A prediction is not a proven fact: “Some buses may become driverless” is more cautious than claiming every bus will change. Possessive pronouns: mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs stand without a following noun: “This bicycle is hers.” Possessive adjectives require a noun: her bicycle.
Original model: I imagine a small electric bus for our town. It will use a route planned by the transport centre, and passengers will book a seat with help at a local stop. The bus will be quieter than many old vehicles. It will still need safe crossings and careful testing. I do not know when such a system will be affordable. It is an idea, not a description of an existing service.