The document discusses the future simple tense in English using will and won't. It states that will is an auxiliary verb that indicates future time and is followed by the simple form of the main verb. It provides examples of questions and answers using will/won't in the affirmative and negative. It then gives a practice activity where students fill in blanks with will to complete predictions about a person's future.

1. FUTURE SIMPLE
WITH WILL &
WON’T

2. Will is an auxiliary which indicates future
time. It is followed by the simple form of
the principal verb. The contraction of will
will in the affirmative form is ´ll. The
contraction in the negative form is won´t.

4. QUESTIONS
Will + S + Ppal Verb + C + ?
ANSWERS
affirmative negative
Will you go to the movies tomorrow? Yes, I will No, I won’t
Will he play soccer tomorrow morning? Yes, he will No, he won’t
Will she be in Bogotá tomorrow evening? Yes, she will No, she won’t
Will you move to Barranquilla next week? Yes, we will No, we won’t
Will they go to the river after class? Yes, they will No, they won’t
Will Bill sell his car next week? Yes, he will No, he won’t
Will Rita give a present to her mother tomorrow? Yes, she will No, he won’t
Will Mary and Tom go to the library tomorrow afternoon? Yes, they will No, they won’t

5. PRACTICE
Put the verbs with the future simple. Use will. See the example.
Jim asked a fortune teller about his future. Here is what she told him:
You _will earn_ a lot of money. (earn)
You _________________ around the world. (travel)
You _________________ lots of interesting people. (meet)
Everybody _______________ you. (adore)
You _______________ a new car. (have)
Many people __________________ you. (serve)
They ____________________ your wishes. (anticipate)
You ___________________ in a big house. (live)
Everything __________________ perfect. (be)
But all these things ___________________ if you marry me. (happen / only)