WILL – SHALL

Will: future – to make promises and make decisions while speaking (on
spot decision)
will + base form of the verb (to, s, ing)
will visit
will travel
will study
will graduate
I will – I’ll
You will – You’ll
He will – He’ll
She will – She’ll
It will – It’ll
You will – You’ll
They will – They’ll

NEGATIVE FORM:
will + not : won’t

I will graduate next year.

A: I’m afraid I didn’t have any money with me.
B: No, problem. I’ll pay for you.
I will bring some snacks for the party.
I won’t bring any snacks for the party.

INTERROGATIVE FORM:
Will…?
I will bring some snacks for the party.
Will you bring any snacks for the party?
Yes, I will.
No, I won’t.

Exercises:
I will get a job next summer.
I won’t get a job next summer.
Will you get a job next summer?
Yes, I will.
No, I won’t.

She will buy a house next year.

She won’t buy a house next year.
Will she buy a house next year?
Yes, she will.
No, she won’t.
They will clean the room tomorrow.
They won’t clean the room tomorrow.
Will they clean the room tomorrow?
Yes, they will.
No, they won’t.

INFORMATION QUESTION:
What will you do after graduation?
I will get a master’s degree after graduation.
I will work for my family’s business after graduation.
I will look for a job after graduation.

Where will you stay next holiday?

I will study for my exam in my house.
I will stay in a hotel next holiday.
I will stay in my parents’ house.
SHALL: make offers and suggestions

shall + base form of the verb

shall dance
shall eat
shall do

I shall bring some snacks for the party.

____ we dance?
a) Shall b) Will

What ___ we eat?

a) shall b) will

___ you help me?

a) Shall b) Will

Mary ____ complete her studies next summer.

a) shall b) will c) both
George said: “ I ___ forget you”.
a) shall b) will c) shan’t d) won’t