The American Grammar Book · Unit 16 · Level A2

Future Will

Study the page, compare American and British usage, then practice with certification-style tasks: multiple choice, open cloze, error identification, sentence transformation and US vs UK. Feedback in English and Spanish on every item.

Level A2 · Elementary25 items · 5 partsExam: 25 minPass: 70%🇺🇸 American English
Study page · Unit 16

Grammar in focus

Form

will + base verb (the same for all subjects; no -s, no to)

AffirmativeNegativeQuestion
I will help. / I'll help.I won't help. (will not)Will you help?

Short answers: Yes, I will. · No, I won't.

Use

Words used with will

probably, maybe, perhaps, I think, I'm sure, I hope, tomorrow, soon, next year.

Will or going to?

willbe going to
decision at the moment of speakingplan decided before
opinion / prediction without evidenceprediction with evidence now

Watch out

En español

Will + verbo base = futuro: decisiones espontáneas, promesas, ofrecimientos y predicciones. Negativo: won't. No cambia con el sujeto.

🇺🇸 American English · 🇬🇧 British English

US vs UK

This book teaches American English. These are the differences you will notice with British English on this topic.

🇺🇸 USShould I open the window?
🇬🇧 UKShall I open the window?

Americans rarely use shall; they use should or can for offers.
En EE. UU. casi no se usa shall; se usa should o can.

🇺🇸 USWe will be there.
🇬🇧 UKWe shall be there. (formal, old-fashioned)

Shall for the future with I/we is rare in the US.
Shall para el futuro con I/we es raro en EE. UU.

🇺🇸 USI'll call you on Monday.
🇬🇧 UKI'll ring you on Monday.

Same will; different verb.
Mismo will; distinto verbo.

Exam practice · Level A2

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