Will Future (2)

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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 our teacher ______ give us any homework this week.

Solution:
won't

Bob thinks that he __________ to the sports stadium on Sunday.

Solution:
will go

Maybe we __________ be able to come to your party on Saturday, sorry!

Solution:
won't

Perhaps ______ travel to Australia in her holidays to visit her aunt and uncle.

Solution:
she will

______ you do me a favour, please?

Solution:
Will

Maybe we __________ Spanish as a second foreign language next year.

Solution:
will learn

He __________ probably lose this game.

Solution:
will

Do you think it ______ rain on the weekend?

Solution:
will

I think she __________ be able to play next summer because of her injury.
Use a negation!

Solution:
won't

Do you think that your sister ______ play at the national tournament next summer?

Solution:
will

I think I __________ be able to attend training this evening, sorry!

Solution:
won't

We hope that our exchange students __________ arrive next month.

Solution:
will

It's a pity but they __________ be able to stay for a whole month after all, only for two weeks.

Solution:
won't

Ben ______ probably buy a new guitar on Saturday. He is so happy!

Ben [[spacer]] probably buy a new guitar on Saturday. He is so happy!

Solution:
will