The document discusses the use of the simple future tense in English using the auxiliary verb "will" followed by the base verb form. It explains that will is used to talk about future events in general or to make predictions. It also notes that will can be used to express spontaneous decisions. The document then provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using will in the simple future tense for different subjects.

1. Work of English Will By Daniel and Paco

2. Introduction Future The future time (simple future tenses) indicates that an action will take place in some moment in the future. In English it is easier to bring together that in Spanish since the conjugation is the same for all the persons. It is necessary to use the auxiliary verb followed by the simple form of the verb.

3. Uses Will and won´t they are in use for speaking of the future in general and also for doing a prediction. I'll text you tonight ( Esta noche te mandaré un mensaje). Is frequent that will and won´t appear behind of the verb think. I think/don't think will go to university ( Creo que iré/ no creo que iré a la universidad).

4. Other use Also will is in use for expressing decisions that take while speaks itself. Who's next? I'll have to go (¿ Quien va ahora? “Ya lo intento yo”).

5. Affirmative I will go to university You will go to university He will go to university She will go to university It will go to university We will go to university You will go to university They will go to university

6. Negative I won´t go to university You won´t go to university He won´t go to university She won´t go to university It won´t go to university We won´t go to university You won´t go to university They won´t go to university

7. Interrogative Will I go to university? Will You go to university? Will He go to university? Will She go to university? Will It go to university? Will We go to university? Will You go to university? Will They go to university?