The document discusses the future simple tense in English using "will" and "won't". It provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using will/won't with different subjects. It also gives examples of how the future simple tense is used to talk about future actions and events, make predictions, give warnings and threats, and make promises.

1. FUTURE
SIMPLE
WILL = ‘ll
WILL NOT = WON’T

2. AFFIRMATIVE
I you
He she it
WILL ‘LL phone
We you they
Sam and Marry will phone tonight. They ’ll phone us tonight.
NEGATIVE
I you
He she it
WILL WON’T phone
We you they NOT
Sam and Marry will not phone tonight. They won’t phone us tonight.
INTERROGATIVE
WILL I you phone?
He she it
We you they
Will Sam and Marry phone tonight? When will they phone us?

3. USE
 Future Actions - which may or may not happen.
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We’ll visit London
one day.
One day I will buy a big
house.

4.  Predictions about the future.
My son will be a
doctor.
There will be flying cars
fifty years from now.

5.  Warnings and Threats.
Don’t
touch or
you’ll
break it.
You’d better improve at school or
you won’t watch TV for a year, I’ll
take your mobile away and you
won’t go out until Christmas.

6.  Promises.
*This is the last time you will ever see me.
*Promise me you won’t do anything reckless.