The document discusses the use of the word "will" to make predictions, plans, promises and offers. It provides examples of using will for rapid decisions with no plans, using will to make predictions about the future, using will to make an offer or promise, and using will in affirmative and interrogative sentences. It also shows converting sentences with will to simple present tense.

2. Let’s go to see a movie.
Use Will for Rapid
decisions
(no plans)
Ok. I will call my.
father. See you in the
mall.

3. The teacher says”Complete exercise 2”
Use Will for Rapid
decisions
(no plans)
Ok. I will do my.
homework

4. Look at the sky…
Use Will To
Make
Predictions
It will rain a lot.

5. The radio says…
Use Will To
Make
Predictions
Alan Garcia will be
the next Mayor
of Trujillo

6. Use Will
To make an offer or promises
“lomito saltado”
I will invite you some ice cream.
I promise, tomorrow I will cook “lomito saltado”

7. Use Will
To make an offer or promises
I will have 20 on my tests.
I promise, I will practice more English.

8. To make an offer or
promises
Use Will Rapid decisions
For? (no plans)
To Make
Predictions

9. Use will for affirmative or won’t for negative sentences
I will study English.
I won’t eat ceviche.
Use WILL I ; WILL SHE ; WILL HE … for interrogative
sentences
will you study English? Yes, I will
will she eat ceviche?. No, She won’t

10. Will they watch tv in the morning?
Yes,they will.
They will watch tv in the
morning
simple form
Will they work in the morning?
They won’t work in the
No,they won’t.
morning.

11. Will they study English at night?
Yes, They will. They will study English at night.
simple form
Will they dance perreo at night?
No,we won’t. We won’t dance perreo at night.

12. Will you read a book at 4 p.m?
Yes,I will. I will read a book at 4 p.m.
simple form
Will you play soccer at 3 p.m?
No,I won’t. I won’t play soccer at 3 p.m