This document discusses different uses of the word "will" to refer to the future in English. It explains that "will" can be used to make a promise, state a fact, make a prediction, or make a decision at the time of speaking. It also notes that "will" can indicate thinking, guessing, or hoping about the future. Additionally, it describes the differences between using "will" and "going to", where "will" refers to a future event planned before speaking and "going to" makes a prediction based on plans or evidence.

1. FUTUR
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2. WILL
• To make a promise
• I promise... I WILL HELP you with your
english exam

3. WILL
• To stay a fact about the future
• My sister WILL be 18 next month.

4. WILL
• To make a prediction
• I WILL marry and have two kids

5. WILL
• To make a desicion at the time of
speking
• I WILL go to marina’s party

6. WILL
• Think
• Guess
• Hope
• Probably
• Possibly
I think i WILL
study science

7. WILL
(verb to be) + going to
A future event thet has been planeed
before the time of speaking
In 3red ESO, we goint to sort next year

8. WILL
(verb to be)+ going to
To make a future prediction baed on
plans or evidence
My parents are going to be very proud,
I’ve passed all my exams

9. WILL
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