Diego Arenas

English Teacher

To talk about future we use WILL.

There is no difference in the use of the verbs in any personal pronoun, we say:

I will

You will

He, she , it will

We, they will

orI won’t

You won’t

He, she, it won`t

We, they won’t

To make the affirmative we use:

Subject + will + verb (base form) + complement

Examples: He will play tomorrow

They will study French in two years.

I will travel to Spain next Sunday.

To make the negative we just add not to the previous formula or replace will by won’t

Subject + will + not + verb (base form) + complement

Or Subject + won’t + verb (base form) + complement

Examples: They won’t fight tomorrow

I will not do your homework.

In the interrogative form we use this :

Will + Subject + verb (base form) + complement+ ?

Example: Will you study with me?

And the answers can be 2, negative or affirmative.

Will you study with me?

No, I won’t or Yes, I will.

Will she dance with me?

Yes, she will.

No, she won’t.

Words and expressions referring to future:

In a year, next month, in the future, in a couple of years, next october, the day after tomorrow, etc.

Assumptions: Probably, I think, maybe, perhaps.

In a couple of years there won’t be transantiago anymore.

I will drive a car next week.

Will expresses a spontaneous decision, an assumption with regard to the future or an action in the future that cannot be influenced.

Uses of Will.

Spontaneous Decision:

Wait, I will help you.

Assumption regarding the future:

She will probably come back tomorrow.

Other uses of Will

• A promise: I will help you with your homework.

• An action that can’t be influenced: It will rain tomorrow.

•Conditional clauses type I: If you study, you will pass english.

Now think about things you will do in your future and things you will not do in the future.

You can start like this:

Next year I will buy a guitar.

Tomorrow I will know everything about the future.

Good luck!!!