

Future Will
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English
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1st - 12th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
Valentina Arismendi
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4 Slides • 13 Questions
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Future Will
Objective: Students have to identify when to use WILL, WILL BE ABLE TO WILL HAVE TO, 1st CONDITIONAL

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USE:
To make PREDICTIONS
For Example: In the future, everyone will carry an identity card containing biometric information.
To make INSTANT DECISIONS
For Example: I'm bored. I think I will do some homework.
To make an OFFER, PROMISE
For example: She'll help you.
To make a REQUEST- Will you come with me?
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WILL BE ABLE TO/ WILL HAVE TO
We CAN'T use will with can / must
For example: Security offeres will be able to tell the culprit to pick it up
For example: We will have to fill in a form
For example: We will be able to catch more criminals
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Multiple Choice
I think___________ read the book if you want to understand the story.
will be able to
will have to
will
won't be able to
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Multiple Choice
I ________ make a cake if I have all the ingredients.
will be able to
will have
won't be able to
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Multiple Choice
They __________go there.They're too tired.
will be able
won't be able
won't be able to
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Multiple Choice
She __________work if she wants to have money.
will be able to
will have to
won't be able to
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Multiple Choice
In the future, everyone________ carry identity cards cointaining biometric information
will be able to
will have to
won't have to
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Multiple Choice
We__________ travel without new biometric identity cards
will be able to
won't be able
won't be able to
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Multiple Choice
Travelling in the European Union will be much easier. We will _________ show any ID at all.
will be able to
won't have to
won't be able to
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Multiple Choice
In the future, we _______ drive a car even if we haven't passed a driving test!
will be able to
won't be able to
won't have to
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Multiple Choice
She __________work if she wants to have money.
will be able to
will have to
won't be able to
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First Conditional
If/ Unless/ Unitil / Provided / As soon as
IF+ PRESENT SIMPLE + WILL/ WON'T
To express possible situations that are real in the future
For Example: If she wins the Oscar, she'll have to make a speech
For Example: She won't be able to buy tickets until they fix the site
Fo example: As soon as I get home, I'll call you
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Fill in the Blanks
Unless they
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
I
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
They
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
If the police doesn't release the CCTV footage, they
Type answer...
Future Will
Objective: Students have to identify when to use WILL, WILL BE ABLE TO WILL HAVE TO, 1st CONDITIONAL

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