How to Form

• Use will + base verb (e.g., will go, will eat).
• For negatives, add not after will (e.g., will not go, won't eat).
• For questions, invert will and the subject (e.g., Will you go?).

Basic Explanation

• Will + base verb is used to talk about things that will happen in the future.
• It does not require a time word to show the future meaning.

Uses

. Spontaneous Decisions

• Use when you decide to do something at the moment of speaking.
• Example: *I will help you with your homework.

. Promises and Offers

• Use to make promises or offers.
• Example: *I will call you tonight.

. Predictions

• Use to predict something about the future, often based on opinion or experience.
• Example: *It will rain tomorrow.

. Facts About the Future

• Use for things that are considered certain to happen.
• Example: *The sun will rise at 6 AM.

. Requests

• Use to make polite requests.
• Example: *Will you open the window?

Examples

• I will travel to Japan next year.
• She will be a doctor someday.
• We will finish the project on time.
• They will not attend the meeting.
• Will you join us for dinner?

Summary

• Form: will + base verb
• Use for decisions made now, promises, offers, predictions, and requests.
• Time words (like tomorrow, next week) are optional.

Next Steps

• Practice forming will-future sentences.
• Identify will-future in reading and listening.
• Use will-future in speaking and writing.