Will
We use “will” + the base form of a verb in the following situations:
1. To make predictions about the future
We can use “will” + the base form of a verb to say what we think or believe will happen in the future.
She won’t get the job. She’s too young.
Don't worry. Everything will be fine.
We often use “I think” or “I don't think” before a clause with “will” to express our opinions or beliefs about the future.
I think you'll enjoy this book.
I don't think they'll arrive on time.
We can also use “be going to” + the base form of a verb to make predictions about the future.
Be careful! You're going to fall!
Look at that car! It's going to hit the tree.
2. To talk about spontaneous decisions
We can use “will” + the base form of a verb when we decide to do something at the moment of speaking.
"I don't know how to do my homework. It's too difficult." "Don't worry. I'll help you." (The speaker decides to help the other person at that moment.)
“The phone is ringing.”“I'll answer it.”
We often use “will” in this way to make offers and promises.
I’ll never forget you. (A promise)
I'll help you with the dishes. (An offer)
Exercises
Complete the sentences with "will" or "won't" + a verb from the list.arrive | carry | get | close | enjoy | rain | pass | lend
1."It's very cold in here.""I ______ the window."
"It's very cold in here.""I'll close the window."
2."Do you think it ______ tomorrow?""Yes, the weather forecast says it's going to rain."
"Do you think it will rain tomorrow?""Yes, the weather forecast says it's going to rain."
3."I'm thirsty.""I ______ you a glass of water."
"I'm thirsty.""I'll get you a glass of water."
4.What time ______ the train ______ at the station?
What time will the train arrive at the station?
5."Do you think she ______ the exam?""Yes, she's studied really hard."
"Do you think she'll pass the exam?""Yes, she's studied really hard."
6."I don't have enough money to buy this jacket." "Don't worry. I ______ you some money."
"I don't have enough money to buy this jacket." "Don't worry. I'll lend you some money."
7."These bags are very heavy.""I ______ one of them for you."
"These bags are very heavy.""I'll carry one of them for you."
8.I'm sure you ______ this film. It's really funny.
I'm sure you'll enjoy this film. It's really funny.