This document discusses predictions about the future and how the word "will" is used to make statements, ask questions, and express intentions about future events. Some key points: 1. It predicts that in the future, robots will live with humans and cars will be autonomous. However, dinosaurs will not live again. 2. It provides examples of using "will" to make positive statements about voluntary actions, promises, spontaneous decisions, requests, probabilities, and specific times in the future. 3. It explains the structures for positive, negative, yes/no and WH- questions using "will" as well as exercises for students to practice.

1. HOW DO YOU THINK THE
FUTURE WILL BE?

2. Will robots live
with humans?
Will cars be
autonomous?

3. Will robots live
with humans?
Will cars be
autonomous?
Yes, they will.
Yes, they will.

4. Will dinosaurs
live again?
Will Pereira have a
train in 10 years?

5. Will dinosaurs
live again?
Will Pereira have a
train in 10 years?
Nooo, they will not.

6. Will dinosaurs
live again?
Will Pereira
have a train?
Nooo, they will not.
Nooo, it will not.

7. Will you live in
Pereira in 20
years?
Will you have a
pet in the future?

8. How many
children will you
have?
What profession
will you study?

9. Complete the following chart in your
notebook
Will… (+) won’t (will not) (-)
(Ej. …have more people.)
1.
2.
3.
(ej. … have a «cable aereo».
1.
2.
3.
In 10 years, Pereira…

10. • I will help you.
• She will call me
when I arrive.
• Write 2 activities
you will do after
school…
will + V1
Adapted from Kristi Reyes

11. • A: I’m really hungry.
• B: I will make some sandwiches.
• Write a similar conversation in your
notebook.
We use “will" to
express a voluntary
action
• I promise I will not tell him about the
surprise party
• Write two promises you will make your
mother to go to a concert.
We use “will" to
express a promise
• A: The phone is ringing.
• B: I will answer.
• Make a similar conversation in your
notebook.
We use “will” to express
a spontaneous decision
(the action is decided
at the moment of
speaking)
Adapted from Kristi Reyes

12. • Will you please help me to do my
homework?
• Write two similar requests (solicitudes).
We use “will” to request
help or offer help
• I will probably go by car.
• Write two more examples.
We use “will” with words and
expressions like probably,
possibly, perhaps, I’m sure,
I expect
Adapted from Kristi Reyes

13. tomorrow
soon
next week / year
in five minutes/
in two hours
later today
I'll go to the supermarket tomorrow.
Don’t worry. He will be here soon.
There will be another meeting next
month.
I will return in two hours.
I will finish my report later today.
Write similar sentences with each time
expression and keep it REAL.
Adapted from Kristi Reyes

14. Positive Form
will V1 Rest of the
sentence.
Negative Form
Subject
will not
won’t
V1
Rest of the
sentence.
I’m sure he will pass the test.
He will not do it again. Adapted from Kristi Reyes

15. Question Form
Who/
What
Will
Wh-word V1subjectwill
?
Rest of the
sentence
V 1subject
Yes / No Question:
Will he come to visit us tomorrow?
Wh –Question:
Rest of the
sentence?
Where will you study when you finish school?
Wh – Subject Question:
will V1
Rest of the
sentence?
Who will come to help him?
Adapted from Kristi Reyes

16. Do the following exercises and check your answers:
If you are sure that you have understood the material
pretty well, you can continue with the quizzes.
Ex. 1
Ex. 2
Ex. 3
Quiz 1