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TO
We can use “be going to”
We can use “will” to talk to express future plans
about the future. decided before the
We also use will to make moment of speaking.
predictions, talk about VS Express a prediction
decisions, and to make based on present
promises, offers, requests evidence.
and threats. Express that something is
about to happen.
THE
CHANGING WILL THIRD PERSON
TO NEGATIVE USING WILL
“Will” and the negative form There is no s on the third
“will not” or “won’t” is a person singular, and that it is
modal auxiliary verb. followed by the infinitive.
He will go
She will eat
GRAMMAR
RULES FOR WILL ABBREVIATION HOW TO MAKE
“Will” is often abbreviated to QUESTIONS
‘ll in spoken English: To make the question form,
“I’ll leave later.” change the word order:
“He’ll leave later.” “You will leave later” = “Will
you leave later?”
CASES WHEN
1. TO TALK ABOUT WE USE WILL TO MAKE
THE FUTURE DECISIONS
We can often use “will” + When we make decisions at
infinitive without “to” to the same time as we speak,
refer to future events. This TO MAKE we use “will”
is often called the “pure”
PREDICTIONS
future:
We also use “will” to talk
about what we think will
happen in the future.
CASES WHEN WE
USE WILL
TO MAKE PROMISES,
OFFERS, REQUESTS AND
THREATS
These are some other ways we can use “will”
in English.
Promises: “I’ll help you with your homework
tomorrow.”
Offers: “I’ll look after the children for you if
you like.”
Requests: “Will you tell Tony I called?”
Threats: “If you cheat again, I’ll tell the
teacher.”
GIVING AN IDEA
PREDICTIONS
OF THE FUTURE
We use it to refer to future You can also use “be going
plans that we have already to” to make predictions
decided on. It reflects the based on what we see in the
speaker's intentions for the
future, although it doesn't USE OF present: Our prediction is
based on present evidence.
necessarily mean that we've We are saying what we think
already started preparations
BE GOING TO will happen.
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