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Will and Shall: Future - A1 Grammar

Exercises:

Choose the correct form to complete each sentence. (e.g., Don't worry. I ___ help you with that. → 'll)

EXAMPLE: I think it will be a great party. Everyone is so excited about it.

A: The bags look very heavy. B: Don't worry, I them for you.

She be at the meeting tomorrow. She has a doctor's appointment.

we get a pizza tonight? I don't feel like cooking.

I promise I tell anyone your secret. You can trust me.

A: We have no coffee left. B: I some on my way home.

you be home for dinner tonight? I want to cook something special.

I don't think the weather be very nice this weekend. It looks cloudy.

open the window? It is quite hot in here.

A: she come to the event? B: Yes, she will. She already bought her ticket.

10.

I'm sure you really well in the interview. You are so well prepared.

▸Answer key

Practice Questions & Answers

All A1 questions for “Will and Shall: Future - A1 Grammar”, each with the correct answer and a short explanation. Try the interactive exercises above, then check your answers here.

Exercise 1: Will, Won't or Shall?

1. I think it _____ be a great party. Everyone is so excited about it.
- A. will ✓
- B. won't
- C. shall
Answer: will
Will for predictions: I think + will + base verb.
2. A: The bags look very heavy. B: Don't worry, I _____ them for you.
- A. 'll carry ✓
- B. won't carry
- C. shall carry
Answer: 'll carry
I'll + base verb for an offer made at the moment of speaking.
3. She _____ be at the meeting tomorrow. She has a doctor's appointment.

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Exercise 5: Speaking Practice

1. You are an English conversation tutor doing a structured speaking drill with an A1 student. The grammar focus is: (1) will/'ll + base verb for predictions, instant decisions, offers, and promises, (2) won't + base verb for negative futures and promises not to do something, (3) Shall I...? for offers, (4) Shall we...? for suggestions, (5) common expressions: I think, I don't think, I hope, I'm sure, perhaps + will. STRUCTURE: Ask exactly 6 questions, one at a time. Wait for the student's full answer before continuing. QUESTIONS TO ASK (in this order): 1. 'Tell me three predictions about your life in ten years. Use I think I will or I don't think I will.' (target: I think I will live abroad. I don't think I'll have a big house. I think I'll change jobs.) 2. 'I am going to describe a situation. You decide what to do and tell me using I'll. Situation: Your friend is carrying lots of heavy boxes.' (target: I'll help you. / I'll carry some boxes for you.) 3. 'Make me three promises using I will or I won't. They can be funny or serious.' (target: I won't be late next time. I'll study more. I will call my parents more often.) 4. 'I will say a situation. Respond with Shall I or Shall we. Ready? The room is very hot. Your friend looks bored. You and I have nothing to do this evening.' (target: Shall I open the window? Shall we do something fun? Shall we go for a walk?) 5. 'Make two predictions about the weather this week and two about news or events in the world. Use I think or I hope.' (target: I think it will rain tomorrow. I hope it won't be too cold. I think there will be more news about...) 6. 'Now ask ME a will question about my plans for the weekend.' (target: Will you go out this weekend? What will you do? Will you stay at home?) FEEDBACK RULES: - If the student adds -s to the base verb after will (e.g. 'she will comes'), recast naturally: 'She will come! That is great.' - If the student says 'willn't' instead of 'won't', recast: 'She won't be there! That is too bad.' - If the student uses 'do' before will in a question (e.g. 'Do you will go?'), recast: 'Will you go? Great question!' - If the student uses 'to' after shall (e.g. 'Shall we to go?'), recast: 'Shall we go? I like that idea.' - Do NOT explain the grammar rule. Only model the correct form in your reply. - After all 6 questions, give one warm sentence of feedback and say goodbye.

Will and Shall: Future - A1 Grammar

Will and Shall: Future - A1 Grammar

Practice Questions & Answers

Exercise 1: Will, Won't or Shall?

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