The document discusses the use of the modal verb "will" to talk about decisions, offer help, refuse something, promise love, ask favors, state opinions and conditions, and express negatives and contractions. It provides examples of "will" being used in sentences from Shakespeare's play "Love's Labours Lost" between characters Viola and William to offer help, promise love, ask a favor, and express a negative statement and contraction.

1. MODAL VERB
Will
Talking about decisions

2. IS USED WHEN:
 You have to make a decision at the moment of speaking
“I will go away with my true love.”
It said by Lady Viola in Shakespeare in love

3. OFFER
I will help
you Lady.

4. REFUSE

5. PROMISE
“You are mine,Viola. I will love you
today, tomorrow and after.”
Will Shakeaspeare

6. ASK A FAVOR
“ Will you help me be
happy tonight? ”
Viola

7. STATE AN OPINION
She will be a good bride.

8. STATE A CONDITION
“If you really love me,
my heart will be
yours.”
Viola

9. MODAL VERB AS
NEGATIVE:
Viola will not expect for
William tonight. She cries.

10. CONTRACTED FORM
William won’t love another woman. He loves Viola.