The future with will
Use will + the base verb for decisions, predictions, and promises about the future — "I will text you," "the train will leave." In speech it usually contracts: I'll, she'll, we'll.
Read the sentences below, then practice the whole lesson with audio.
- 1I will go on a trip to Spain next July
- 2I will reach the station in ten minutes
- 3She will begin her new position on Monday
- 4He will start his first day at work next Tuesday
- 5We will have dinner at a cozy place near the river
- 6I will read the book you suggested
- 7I will text you the details later
- 8We will send the full info by message this afternoon
- 9We will meet at the library at three tomorrow
- 10I will see you in front of the mall at 4 p.m. on Friday
- 11They will celebrate their anniversary in Busan next weekend
- 12The film will start at noon exactly
- 13The store will close early on Christmas Eve
- 14The gallery will open a new show in two weeks
- 15The train will leave from Platform 3 in five minutes
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