Will

​ has different meanings. We can use it to make instant decisions, predictions, offers, promises, threats, and refusals. All of which implies the future.

• ​​I will always love you.

• We will grow old together.

• I won't ever leave you.

• We'll marry this summer.

​The sentence structure to use it is

Will + VERB^{( infinitive )}.

​​Everything else follows the basic word order.

​​Remember to contract the auxiliary whenever you can ( in informal talks ).

​Will you marry me?

​Ask someone to do something.

​​When we decide on something at the moment of speaking, not planning it before.

​Yes, I will!

​ Will can be used to talk about something that we think may happen.

​The spirits tell me that you'll find love.
Your life will be long and prosperous.
You won't be very rich.
I believe he'll be a great dad.
I think they will do amazingly.

​We'll take good care of you.