Future with will Exercises

Look at “The phone is ringing. I ___ it now. (answer; use will)”. Use will + base verb for a prediction, a promise or a decision made now. Will has the same form for every subject. Complete sentence: “The phone is ringing. I will answer it now. (answer; use will)”.

Look at “I promise I ___ forget your birthday. (negative will)”. The negative is will not, contracted to won’t. It still takes a base verb, not to or -s. Complete sentence: “I promise I will not forget your birthday. (negative will)”.

Look at “___ you help me with this box? (use will)”. For a will question, place will before the subject and the base verb after it. Complete sentence: “Will you help me with this box? (use will)”.

Reference completion: “I think the new café will be popular. (be; use will)”. Use will + base verb for a prediction, a promise or a decision made now. Will has the same form for every subject.

Look at “The shop is closed tomorrow, so it ___ open. (negative will)”. The negative is will not, contracted to won’t. It still takes a base verb, not to or -s. Complete sentence: “The shop is closed tomorrow, so it will not open. (negative will)”.

Look at “Will the parcel ___ tomorrow? (arrive)”. For a will question, place will before the subject and the base verb after it. Complete sentence: “Will the parcel arrive tomorrow? (arrive)”.

Reference completion: “I promise I will lock the door. (lock; use will)”. Use will + base verb for a prediction, a promise or a decision made now. Will has the same form for every subject. Also accepted in this task: 'll lock. These are reviewed alternatives, not an exhaustive list of all possible English.

Look at “That bag looks heavy. I ___ it for you. (carry; use will)”. Use will + base verb for a prediction, a promise or a decision made now. Will has the same form for every subject. Complete sentence: “That bag looks heavy. I will carry it for you. (carry; use will)”.

Look at “We have decided to refuse. We ___ accept the offer. (negative will)”. The negative is will not, contracted to won’t. It still takes a base verb, not to or -s. Complete sentence: “We have decided to refuse. We will not accept the offer. (negative will)”.

Reference completion: “Where will they wait for us? (use will)”. For a will question, place will before the subject and the base verb after it.

Look at “He promises he ___ tell anyone the secret. (negative will)”. The negative is will not, contracted to won’t. It still takes a base verb, not to or -s. Complete sentence: “He promises he will not tell anyone the secret. (negative will)”.

Reference completion: “Will your sister meet us at the station? (meet)”. For a will question, place will before the subject and the base verb after it.