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                                        AffirmativeV1I will (I%u2018ll)You will (You%u2018ll)He will (He%u2018ll)She will (She%u2018ll)It will (It%u2018ll)We will (We%u2018ll)You will (You%u2018ll)They will (They%u2018ll)NegativeV1I will not (won%u2019t)You will not (won%u2019t)He will not (won%u2019t)She will not (won%u2019t)It will not (won%u2019t)We will not (won%u2019t)You will not (won%u2019t)They will not (won%u2019t)QuestionWill V1?IyouhesheitweyoutheyShort AnswersV1? Yes,No,Iyouhesheitweyouthey153We use will with the bare infinitive of the main verb in affirmative sentences. The short form of will is %u2018ll.I will give you a hand.You%u2019ll become very successful.%u2022%u2022We place will in front of the subject in questions.Will you marry Jack? Will Mr. Meg visit us tomorrow?%u2022%u2022to ask someone to do something.%u2022 Will you open the window? It%u2019s too hot here.for promises, warnings and threats.I%u2019ll be there at 9 p.m. Be careful! You will injure your leg.%u2022%u2022We use will not with the bare infinitive of the main verb in negative sentences. The short form of will not is won%u2019t.I hope they will not miss the bus to Manchester.She won%u2019t pass the exam.%u2022%u2022SIMPLE FUTUREfor predictions for the future.We will have flying cars. People will go on holiday to the space in the future.%u2022%u2022We use the Simple Future:We use the Simple Future after I hope / I think / I guess / I%u2019m sure, etc.I hope you will win the election. I%u2019m sure that they%u2019ll arrive on time.%u2022%u2022ATTENTION!We use time expressions such as today, this evening, tomorrow, tomorrow morning, next month, soon, one day, in the future, etc.TIME EXPRESSIONSfor decisions and offers that we make at the time of speaking.Don%u2019t worry. I%u2019ll help you if you want. I%u2019ll drink a glass of tea.%u2022%u2022

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