You cannot predict the actual bond angle but u know that the
order of their strength so lone pair lone pair replusion will push
the bonds further away from them.
Eg ideal bond angle is 109.5 i think.
H2O has 2 bonding pairs n 2 lone pairs, since the lone pair lone
pair replusion is stonger than lone pair bond pair and bond pair
bond pair, it pushes the bond angle of water to 104 or
something.
I would say in JC/uni, u will use that knowledge more for
determining the shape of the molecule using Valence Shell Electron
Pair Replusion (VSEPR) and the actual bond angle is less important
for general use.