🚀 Grammar Booster:
How to Express the Future with “Will”
✅ Forms
| Affirmative | Negative | Interrogative |
|---|---|---|
| I’ll go there. | I won’t go there. | Will I go there? |
| You’ll go there. | You won’t go there. | Will you go there? |
| He’ll go there. | He won’t go there. | Will he go there? |
| She’ll go there. | She won’t go there. | Will she go there? |
| It’ll go there. | It won’t go there. | Will it go there? |
| We’ll go there. | We won’t go there. | Will we go there? |
| They’ll go there. | They won’t go there. | Will they go there? |
👉 Short forms:
I’ll = I will, he’ll = he will, she’ll = she will, won’t = will not
I’ll = I will, he’ll = he will, she’ll = she will, won’t = will not
🎯 When to Use “Will”
1. Personal predictions:
“I think it’ll snow tomorrow.”
“I’m sure they’ll send it later this week.”
“I think it’ll snow tomorrow.”
“I’m sure they’ll send it later this week.”
2. Probable future plans:
“I probably won’t go to the wedding.”
“I’ll probably leave at about six.”
“I probably won’t go to the wedding.”
“I’ll probably leave at about six.”
3. Spontaneous decisions:
A: “Which one do you want?”
B: “I’ll have the red one.”
A: “Which one do you want?”
B: “I’ll have the red one.”
4. With question words:
“What will you do tomorrow?”
“Who will you meet?”
“What will you do tomorrow?”
“Who will you meet?”
🎧 Dialogue – The Phone Call
Jeff is at home when his mum calls.
Mum: Hi, Jeff. Is that you?
Jeff: Yes, Mum.
Mum: How are you?
Jeff: All right, thanks.
Mum: I told you to wear your helmet when you go cycling.
Jeff: Mum, I’m 42. I think I can look after myself.
Mum: I’ve made a big dish of spaghetti. Want me to bring some?
Jeff: No, I’m fine, thanks.
Mum: I’ll bring a pizza and some beer.
Jeff: I have a friend coming over.
Mum: Who’s that then?
Jeff: Just a friend. I’ll tell you later – not now.
Mum: OK, I’ll call later.
Mum: Hi, Jeff. Is that you?
Jeff: Yes, Mum.
Mum: How are you?
Jeff: All right, thanks.
Mum: I told you to wear your helmet when you go cycling.
Jeff: Mum, I’m 42. I think I can look after myself.
Mum: I’ve made a big dish of spaghetti. Want me to bring some?
Jeff: No, I’m fine, thanks.
Mum: I’ll bring a pizza and some beer.
Jeff: I have a friend coming over.
Mum: Who’s that then?
Jeff: Just a friend. I’ll tell you later – not now.
Mum: OK, I’ll call later.
