The future tense: will
The first future tense is the future with will.
Remember these facts!
For example:
+ positive: It will snow tomorrow.
- negative: It will not snow tomorrow. / It won't snow tomorrow.
For example: Will you study for your test?
+ will → 'll
- will not → won't
Rules:
You can use the future with will in 3 situations
1. If you intend or decide something at the time of speaking.
For example: We're out of milk. I'll go buy some.
2. To indicate that something is going to happen in the future.
For example: It will rain tomorrow.
3. To make a wish, assumption, promise, offer, request, or prediction:
Examples:
Wish: I hope the party will be fun.
Assumption: I think he'll be happy to see us.
Promise: We promise we'll be on time.
Offer: I'll carry that bag for you.
Request: Will you take me to school?
Prediction: It will be warmer in the summer.
Let's practice!