Use of "will"

When do we use "will"?

• Promises and activities happening now.

• Things you're sure.

• Predictions and rapid decisions.

• To talk about past events.

Is "will" followed by "to" + verb?

• True

• False

Answer explanation

"Will" is followed for verb in base form.

Choose the correct sentence.

• It will is different this time.

• It will be different this time.

• It will to be different this time.

Choose the correct sentence.

• Mary's granmda is sick. She'll visit her next Sunday.

• Mary's granmda is sick. She'll to visit her next Sunday.

• Mary's granmda is sick. She is will to visit her next Sunday.

Choose the correct sentence.

• The test was difficult. We will not to get a good grade.

• The test was difficult. We will don't get a good grade.

• The test was difficult. We won't get a good grade.

Choose the correct question.

• Will you stay longer in Spain?

• Will stay you longer in Spain?

• Will you to stay longer in Spain?

Which is an incorrect short answer?

• No, they won't

• Yes, I will.

• No, they will not.

• Yes, I'll.

Complete: I think he ____ go to the cinema. He has a lot work to do.

• will

• won't

• will not

Complete: I don't think they ____ come. It's late.

• 'll

• won't

• will

Complete: When ____ you send the email?

• will

• 'll

• won't