future tense

I will have seven years’ of bad luck!. I think my wife will get angry... I HOPE YOU WILL GO TO ROBERT COLLEGE AND YOU WILL GET THE EDUCATION YOU DESERVE!... Shall I carry your luggag

WE USE WILL / WON’T + V1 TO

SAY WHAT WE

1) PREDICT

I will have seven years’ of bad luck!

I think my wife will get

angry.

WE USE

WILL / WON’T + V1 TO

SAY WHAT WE

2) HOPE FOR THE

FUTURE

I HOPE YOU WILL GO TO ROBERT COLLEGE AND

YOU WILL GET THE

EDUCATION YOU

DESERVE!

WE USE

WILL / WON’T + V1 FOR

3) OFFERS

Shall I carry

your luggage for you?

I will carry your luggage for you.

WE USE

WILL / WON’T + V1 FOR

4) PROMISES

Mum: You are grounded this weekend.!

Child: I am really sorry mum, I promise I

won’t come home late

again.

WE USE

WILL / WON’T + V1 FOR

5) DECISIONS

MADE AT THE

TIME OF SPEAKING

A: I am so sorry It was an accident.

B: Never mind I’ll buy

another mirror.

WE USE

1) DECISIONS

WHICH ARE ALREADY MADE

A: Why did you buy flour? B: I am going to bake a cake.

WE USE

2) PREDICT THE FUTURE FROM

PRESENT EVIDENCE

LOOK AT THESE DARK CLOUDS IT

IS GOING TO RAIN.

PRESENT EVIDENCE: DARK CLOUDS

PREDICTION: IT IS GOING TO RAIN

PRESENT EVIDENCE: SHARK PREDICTION: ATTACK THE CHILDREN

LOOK AT THE _!

IT _.