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The document discusses the structure and uses of the future tense "will" in English. It outlines the affirmative, negative, and interrogative structures of will with first, second, third person subjects. It then describes two main uses of will - to express decisions made at the moment of speaking, and to make predictions or promises about the future.
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- 3. Me quedaré en Londres. I will stay in London. 2. Irás a la fiesta conmigo. You will go to the party with me. 3. Comeremos en aquel restaurante. We will have lunch in that restaurant. 4. Visitarán esos museos mañana. They will visit those museums tomorrow.
- 5. No me quedaré en Londres. I will not (won´t) stay in London. 2. No irás a la fiesta conmigo. You will not (won´t) go to the party with me. 3. No comeremos en aquel restaurante. We will not (won´t) have lunch in that restaurant. 4. No visitarán esos museos mañana. They will not (won´t) visit those museums tomorrow.
- 7. ¿Me quedaré en Londres? Will I stay in London? 2. ¿Irás a la fiesta conmigo? Will you go to the party with me? 3. ¿Comeremos en aquel restaurante? Will we have lunch in that restaurant? 4. ¿Visitarán esos museos mañana? Will they visit those museums tomorrow?
- 9. An old woman: “This bag is too heavy!”.You: “I´ll take it for you”. (decides ayudar a la anciana en el mismomomentoqueella dice que la bolsapesa mucho)
- 11. I will be a doctor.
- 12. I think we will pass the exam.
- 14. I will love you forever.
- 15. I wil study a lot.