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Subject + will + verb-ing
Subject + will + bare infinitive
Subject + will + to + infinitive
Subject + going to + bare infinitive
I will not going
I won't go
I don't will go
I not will go
Will she help us?
Does she will help us?
Will she helps us?
Is she will help us?
A decision made at the moment of speaking
A future fact
A prediction
An offer to help
will have
am having
have
going to have
The train will arrive at six.
I'll help you with your suitcase.
I think it will rain today.
I will be fifteen next year.
I'w
I'll
I'ill
I'm
I'll open the door for you.
The sun will rise tomorrow.
I'll have the pasta.
I think you'll like this book.
being
be
to be
been
I
You
They
It
a) We use 'will' for plans already decided before speaking.
b) 'Won't' is the short form of 'will not'.
c) 'Will' can be used for predictions about the future.
d) We use 'do' to make questions in the Simple Future.
a) Will you pass me the salt? (Request)
b) I'll help you with that. (Offer)
c) Do you will open the window? (Request)
d) I'll to give you a lift. (Offer)
Read the conversation between Paul and Mary about their weekend trip. Fill in the blanks with 'will' or 'won't' and the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Paul: 'I’m so excited! Our plane (21.1) _________ (leave) at nine o’clock tomorrow morning.' Mary: 'I hope we (21.2) _________ (not / be) late for the airport.' Paul: 'Don't worry. I (21.3) _________ (call) a taxi tonight.' Mary: 'Good idea. Do you think it (21.4) _________ (be) sunny there?' Paul: 'The weather forecast says it (21.5) _________ (not / rain), so I think so!'
Shall
Do
Are
Have
a) Next week is a common expression for 'will'.
b) Tomorrow is used with the Simple Future.
c) 'Ago' is used with the Simple Future.
d) In 2025 is a past time expression.
'Like' is a stative verb and shouldn't be continuous.
'I'm sure' requires the Simple Future (will).
Both A and B are correct.
Neither A nor B is correct.
I'm going to open it.
I'll open it.
I open it.
I was opening it.





