Will Future (1)

Practise using the will future with us!

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When do you use it?
To talk about an event in the future that is not certain or for spontaneous decisions.
How do you use it?
Put "will" in front of the infinitive form of the verb.
For example: I will play tennis tomorrow. OR use the contracted form: She'll phone next week.
Negations: Put "not" in between will and the verb. I will not come tomorrow. OR use "won't" - I won't come tomorrow.
Questions: Will she arrive by six?

I think I ______ the handball game tomorrow evening.

Solution:
will watch

Do you know if she ______ finish the course next summer?

Solution:
will

I hope we ______ Mr. Talbot for Geography again next year.

Solution:
will have

I ______ tell him, promise!

Solution:
won't

I don't know exactly if she __________ tomorrow morning.

Solution:
will leave

I hope you ______ come to see me perform in the show next month.

Solution:
will

__________ find nothing in this chaos if he doesn't tidy up!

Solution:
He'll

Do you think that she will ______ you carry the boxes tomorrow morning?

Solution:
help

I fear we __________ train tonight after all. The trainer is ill.

Solution:
won't

Sorry, I __________ do it again!
Use a negation!

Solution:
will not

It could be that they __________ buy a dog next month.

Solution:
will

I think we __________ see you before we leave. So, let's say good-bye now!
Insert a negation.

Solution:
will not

I __________ probably be excited when we finally leave for the holidays.

Solution:
will

__________ you phone me once you have arrived?

Solution:
Will