Will — decisions & predictions

Article excerpt · target grammar marked

At security, the officer asks you to remove your shoes. You did not plan for this. I'll just do it quickly. At the café near Gate 14, you decide: I'll get a coffee. Then the screen changes. It will be fine, you tell yourself. You start to run.

Grammar Reference · Will — decisions & predictions

Will — spontaneous

I'll take the window seat. — A decision you make right now, not before.

Will — prediction

It will be hot there. — You think something is true about the future.

Will — negative

I won't wait in that queue. — Use will not or won't to say no.

Will — question

Will the flight be on time? — Put will before the subject to ask.

01Exercise 1 — Form · Write the Correct Form

Will — decisions & predictions

1.The carry-on bag is very small. I think everything fit inside.

2.Look at that queue. The check-in desk take a long time today.

3.I forgot my ticket at home. I not be able to board the plane.

4.There is a seat near the departure gate. I sit here and wait.

5. the luggage arrive at the same airport as us?

6.The flight is delayed by two hours. It not leave before midnight.

02Exercise 2 — Find and Correct the Error

find the error · rewrite the sentence

1.I will to take the window seat on this flight.

2.Will it be rains tomorrow at our destination?

3.She won't to wait in that long queue.

4.I think the flight will arrives on time.

5.Will you to check in your luggage today?

03Exercise 3 — About You

in your notebook

Personalise: complete five sentences about yourself using the target grammar.

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