Future Events (Will)

Future Events (Will)

We normally use "will" to speak about the future.

• We often combine "will" with another verb to talk about future actions

• We combine "will" with the base form of verbs (We don't include "to")

Multiple Choice

We include will with verbs with "to"

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct or incorrect?

"I will to play with my dog"

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence correct or incorrect?

"She will go to the park tomorrow"

Examples of "will"

1. I will go to to the movies tonight.

2. She will play tennis tomorrow.

3. It will rain next week.

4. He will open the door.

Multiple Choice

Which phrase expresses a future action?

• yesterday

• tomorrow

• last night

We use "will" with the following situations:

1. To make rapid decisions

(I will wash my hands.)

2. To make future predictions

(It will rain tomorrow.)

3. To make promises

(We will get some ice cream this weekend.)

Multiple Choice

What does this sentence express?

"Cars will fly in 2050."

• promise

• prediction

• rapid decision

Multiple Choice

What does this sentence express?

"We will make cookies."

• promise

• prediction

• rapid decision

Multiple Choice

What does this sentence express?

"My mom says we will go to Disneyland on vacation."

• promise

• prediction

• rapid decision