2. I will I’ll will not
won’t
you will you’ll
he will he’ll
she will she’ll
it will it’ll
we will we’ll
they will they’ll
3. Will for predictions without
evidence to talk about future
facts.
Scientists will find an effective coronavirus vaccine.
People will receive medicine for Covid 19 in the future.
We will be at home for some months.
Robots will replace humans in the future.
Emilia will possibly have 1 child.
Dayana will get married when she is 26.
Paula will be an engineer.
Dylan will probably be an accountant.
4. WILL FOR DECISIONS AT THE TIME OF
SPEAKING.
I will do my homework now.
I will order a pizza.
I will sleep a little more.
5. PROMISES
I will love you forever.
We will have a reunion after the
graduation.
OFFER
I will help you with Physics.
I will call you.
I will answer the phone.
6. REQUESTS
Will you help me with Maths?
Will you you buy me a new cell phone?
AGREE / ACCEPT
Ok. I’ll do that.
REFUSE
I won’t accept his invitation.
7. I will probably study at UDLA.
I probably won’t study at Politecnica.
I will possibly study
I will definitely study at ESPE.
8. MAY / MIGHT + VERB IN BASE FORM TO
EXPRESS AN ACTION THAT IS NOT SURE
TO HAPPEN.
I may go to the supermarket. I am not sure.
It’s not sure but I might go to the
supermarket next Thursday.
For questions use just May:
May I see you next September?
I may/might not go to the beach.
9. MAY/MIGHT POSSIBILITY
SHE IS NOT IN THE ZOOM MEETING.
SHE MAY/MIGHT NOT HAVE INTERNET.
MELANY MAY/MIGHT BE SICK.
MELANY WILL PROBABLY BE SICK.
Melanie may/might have problems with
the internet.