Future tense with will
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The document discusses the use of the future tense with will in English. It provides examples of will being used to express rapid decisions, predictions, offers, promises, and threats. It then covers the grammar rules for affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using will with subjects like I, you, we, she, and it. Examples are given for contractions, questions, and short answers. In under 3 sentences, the document covers the key uses and grammar of will in expressing future tense in English.
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- 2. Uses of WILL: 1.For Rapid Decisions example: I will go to the cinema with you. We will watch a romantic movie
- 3. 2.Predictions Santos will win the championship Hillary Clinton will win the presidential election
- 4. 3. To make an offer, a promise, a threat. An offer: I will wash the dishes, if you do my homework a promise: I will love you forever a threat: You will sleep in the couch, if you drink another beer.
- 5. SUBJECT I SUSY HE IT AUXILIAR WILL WILL WILL WILL VERBS (Base form) STUDY TRAVEL SPEAK SLEEP COMPLEMENT TONIGHT TO CUBA IN HIS GRADUATION SOON GRAMMAR FUTURE TENSE WITH WILL – AFFIRMATIVES
- 6. SUBJECT LUIS AND PEPE WE YOU AUXILIAR WILL WILL WILL VERBS (Base form) PLAY RUN LEARN COMPLEMENT IN AN HOUR THE MARATHON FRENCH
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- 9. NEGATIVE SENTENCES WITH WILL - GRAMMAR SUBJECT I PEPE SHE MY CAT AUXILIAR + NOT WILL NOT WILL NOT WILL NOT WILL NOT VERBS (Base form) TALK COME PRACTICE PLAY COMPLEMENT IN CLASS TO THE PARTY PIANO TODAY WITH YOUR DOG
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- 14. INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES WITH WILL - GRAMMAR SUBJECT TOM AND MIA WE YOU AUXILIAR WILL WILL WILL VERBS (Base form) HAVE GO STUDY COMPLEMENT? KIDS? TO PARIS SOMEDAY? FOR THE TEST?
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