The document discusses the future simple tense in English, which is used to talk about predictions and promises in the future. It provides examples of using will/won't with subjects to form affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. Signal words that indicate the future simple include tomorrow, next week, etc. Examples are given like "You will live a long and happy life" and "Will I be healthy?". The document also contains exercises asking about underlined parts of sample sentences.

1. Future Simple
Will-Future
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2. You will live a long
and happy life.
You will have two
children and a dog.
You will not get
married.
You will not be rich.
You won‘t be rich.
You won‘t get
married.
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3. Will I be healthy?
Will we live on
Mars?
Will I fall in love?
Will I get a better
job?
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4. Johnny, will you
set the table?
Sure, Dad, I will
do it in five
minutes!
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5. Future Simple
To talk about predictions and promises in
the future, we can use the future simple.
Signal words:
tomorrow, next week,
next weekend,
a few days, weeks, years later
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6. Future Simple - affirmative
will
stay
Subject + ´ll/will + infinitive without to
I
You
He/She/It
We
You
They
´ll
at home.
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7. Future Simple - negative
will not
travel
Subject + won‘t/will not + infinitive without to
I
You
He/She/It
We
You
They
won‘t
this summer.
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8. Future Simple - Questions
Will go
will + subject + infinitive without to
to school in June?
I
you
he/she/it
we
you
they
When go to school ?
will
Question word + will + subject + infinitive without to
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9. Exercise: Ask for the underlined word(s)
When will go
I will go shopping next Monday.
shopping?
you
What will you do next Monday?
Billie Eilish won‘t play any concerts this summer.
Who won‘t play any concerts this summer?
I will go shopping next Monday.
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