Bahasa Inggris Kelas 6

What is the main function of the word 'will' in a sentence?

• Indicates the future or intention.

• Indicates the past or regret.

• Indicates command or request.

• Indicates the current state.

Make a sentence using the word 'will' to express a plan!

• I will study English next week.

• I will go to the market tomorrow.

• I will cook fried rice later.

• I will watch a movie tonight.

Is 'will' used to express a certain fact?

• No, 'will' is not used to express a certain fact.

• 'Will' is used to express a certain plan.

• 'Will' always indicates certainty in a statement.

• Yes, 'will' is used to express a certain fact.

Make a negative sentence using 'will'!

• She will not eat dinner.

• They will play soccer.

• I will go to the party.

• I will not go to the party.

When do we usually use 'will' in everyday conversation?

• To express intentions or plans for the future, make predictions, or offer help.

• To state events that have already happened

• To describe current feelings

• To explain scientific facts

What is the difference between 'will' and 'going to'?

• 'Will' and 'going to' have the same meaning and can be used interchangeably.

• 'Will' is for spontaneous decisions, 'going to' is for plans or predictions based on evidence.

• 'Will' is used for past predictions, 'going to' for current decisions.

• 'Will' is for long-term plans, 'going to' is for sudden decisions.

Make a question using 'will'!

• Will you finish your dinner?

• Will she play the piano?

• Will they go to the party?

• Will you help me with my homework?

What is the synonym of the word 'will' in the context of making a promise!

• will go

• will

• will come

• will finish

Can 'will' be used to express a desire? Give an example!

• Example: 'I will eat dinner yesterday.'

• 'Will' is only used to state facts.

• Yes, 'will' can be used to express a desire. For example: 'I will travel to Bali next year.'

• 'Will' cannot be used in positive sentences.

Make a sentence that shows a prediction using 'will'!

• I will go to the market now.

• I went to the market yesterday.

• I go to the market tomorrow.

• I will go to the market tomorrow.