At the end of this topic, you will:

Express promises, favors, and future predictions through the use of the modal verb “will” considering your personal experience and thus talk about possibilities in the future.

​Future Simple with "Will"

We can use will to make predictions about the future.

• I will be a doctor.

• He'll travel around the world.

• You won't have any problems.

​How to use it?

​We can contract will, especially when we're speaking:

For example:

• ​I'll live in a big city when I'm older.

• She'll have lots of pets.

• We'll finish high school next year.

​Negative statements

​For negatives, use not. We usually contract will and not to make won't.

For example:​

• We will not drive normal cars. = We won't drive normal cars.

• Children will not go to school in the future. = Children won't go to school in the future.

​Remember!

​Use the infinitive (verb in the simple present) without to after will and won't.

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For example:​

• My friend will be a firefighter.

• I won't forget my friends when I grow up.

​Interrogative

For questions, change the order of will and the person.​

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For example:​

• Will you get married?

• Where will she live?

• What will you do after class?

What will you do in the summer?

Speaking Roulette/Warm-up

Use simple future with WILL or WON'T

Let's take this to the next level!

ADVANCED PRACTICE

Use the answers from your homework and answer the questions using the simple future (WILL).