EXERCISES: WILL

Remember:
Daniel Polo Jaramillo +  I will go to Paris.
-  I won’t go to Paris.
?  Will I go to Paris?
1. Complete the sentences with will (‘ll) in positive form:

a) If I arrive late, I will call you.

b) They will help you.
c) Maybe he will stay at home tonight.
d) My friends will go probably to the beach.
e) Peter will buy the tickets.
f) I hope that my boyfriend will cook dinner tonight.
g) We think FCB will win the match.
h) I’m sure my boss will understand my problem.
i) I will get you a drink. Do you like coffee?
j) Maybe my sister will do a language course in London.
k) Perhaps Mary will do that for her sister.
l) It’s late. I think I will go to bed now.

2. Complete the sentences with will in negative form:

a) I won’t answer the question.

b) My brother won’t lock the door.
c) The boy won’t catch the ball.
d) I won’t read that magazine.
e) We won’t send that present to my uncle.
f) My grandmother won’t open the door.
g) The children won’t eat fish.
h) He won’t listen to the radio.
i) I won’t drink beer.
j) It won’t rain.
k) You won’t ask him.
l) The teacher won’t test our English.
3. Complete the sentences with will in interrogative form:

a) (you / go / to the party)  will you go to the party?

R/ Yes, I will go the party.

b) (James / open / the window)  will James open the window?

R/ James won’t open the window.

c) (your mother / cook / a cake)  will your mother cook a cake?

R/ My mother will cook cake.

d) (she / get / married)  will she get married?

R/ Yes, she will get married.

e) (you / help / me / with my homework)  will you help me with my homework?

R/ I will help you with you homework.

f) (What / we / eat)  what will we eat?

R/ Your will eat sandwich.

g) (When / Megan / be / famous) when will Megan be famous?

R/ Megan will be famous in a month.

h) (they/ visit/ their grandparents)  will they visit their grandparents?

R/ yes, we will visit my grandparents.

i) (we / meet /Rihanna)  will we meet Rihanna?

R/ yes, will meet Rihanna.

j) (I / earn/ lots of money)  will I earn lots of money?

R/ you will earn lots of money.

k) (Who / drive / us / into town)  who will drive us into town?

R/ Daniel will drive us into town.

l) (you / meet / that boy)  will you meet that boy?

R/ I will you meet that boy.