WILL

We use will for...

• expressing present actions or events
• expressing past actions or events
• expressing hypothetical situations
• expressing future actions or events

The structure of will is

• The structure of willis: Adverb + Auxiliary verb
• The structure of willis: Subject + Auxiliary verb

We use will for...

• talking about past events or actions
• expressing uncertainty about the future
• describing current events or actions
• talking about future events or actions

The difference between WILL and GOING TO is?

• The difference between WILL and GOING TO is that WILL is used for past actions, while GOING TO is used for future actions.
• The difference between WILL and GOING TO is that WILL is used for intended actions in the future, while GOING TO is used for predictions.
• The difference between WILL and GOING TO is that WILL is used for spontaneous decisions or predictions, while GOING TO is used for planned or intended actions in the future.
• The difference between WILL and GOING TO is that WILL is used for planned actions, while GOING TO is used for spontaneous decisions.

Will she be the next president?

Is an example of?

• positive sentence

• negative sentence

• question

Which is correct?

• Will the exam be difficult?

• Might the exam be difficult

Will is to refer a

• Predictions that are sure/very likely

• Predictions that are less sure/possible

• Predictions that are very unlikely

The traffic_____ be very bad tonight

What is a prediction?

• A prediction is a statement about what might happen in the future.
• A prediction is a statement about what happened in the past.
• A prediction is a statement about what is happening in the present.
• A prediction is a statement about what will never happen.

I think he ____ win the race