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WorksheetsWILL/WON'T
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
We use will/won't...
To make predictions when we have no clear evidence
Predictions based on evidence
To express spontaneous decisions
Plans or intentions
MAKE A PREDICTION: I think next school year will start in October.
I agree
I don't agree
When will we start school the next year? MAKE A PREDICTION
Before the 10th of September
After the 10th of September and before October.
In October
Later than October
MAKE A PREDICTION: We will have a combination of classroom teaching and online teaching.
Yes.
No. Only classroom teaching.
No. Only online teaching with google classroom
At the beginning of next school year we will have to face another coronavirus pandemic outbreak. MAKE A PREDICTION.
Yes
No
Probably
Students in every group will go to school in different turns to avoid contact. MAKE A PREDICTION.
Yes
No
Probably
The questions you have answered are...
Plans and intentions
Predictions without much evidence (we don't really know)
Predictions based on a lot of evidence (we are almost certain)
Arrangements (you have already marked it down on your calendar)
Sometimes we make decisions at the moment of speaking. Choose the two best matches for the following utterance:
-I'm hungry!
I'll have something to eat.
I'll go for a walk.
I'll wait till the breaktime.
I'll visit my friend.
Choose the two best matches: Oh no! The milk has been spilled!
I'll check my e-mails
I'll call the waiter
You'll come and visit me
I'll clean the mess
For predictions without much evidence and spontaneous decisions we use...
will or won't
be going to
the present continuous
the present simple
