A. Will + base form ( will be / will win / will come, etc.)
| Positive and Negative | ||
| I/we/you/they He/she/it | Will (“ll) Will not (won’t) | be win come eat |
| Questions | ||
| will | I/we/you/they He/she/it | Be . . . ? win . . . ? come . . . ? eat . . . ? |
Will = ‘ll : I’ll ( = I will ) / you’ll / she’ll, etc.
Will not = won’t ( = I will not ) you won’t / it won’t, etc.
B. We use will for the future (tommorow / next wekk, etc.) :
- She travels a lot. Today she is in New York. Tommorow she’ll be in Los Angeles.
Next week she’ll be in Tokyo.
Next week she’ll be in Tokyo.
- Phone me this evening. I’ll be home.
- Throw the bread on the ground. The Birds will eat it.
- We’ll probably go out this evening.
- Will you be home this evening?
- I won’t be here tommorow. (=I will not be there)
- Don’t drink coffe before you go to bed. You won’t sleep.
We often say I think . . . will . . . :
- I think Linda will pass the exam.
- I don’t think it will rain this afternoon.
- Do you think the exam will be difficult?
But do not use will for things you have already arranged to do or decided to do :
- We’re going to the theater on Saturday. (not “we will go”)
- Are you working tommorow? (not “will you work”)
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