Okay, let's go through the answers to the grammar test on using 'will' for future predictions.
1. Which sentence is correct?
a) I will go to the cinema tomorrow.
b) I go to the cinema tomorrow.
The correct answer is a) I will go to the cinema tomorrow.
Explanation: When talking about a future event, we use 'will' followed by the base form of the verb. In this case, the correct sentence shows the future intention of going to the cinema.
2. Which sentence is correct?
a) They will not come to the party next week.
b) They do not come to the party next week.
The correct answer is a) They will not come to the party next week.
Explanation: To form a negative sentence using 'will' for future predictions, we add 'not' after 'will' and before the verb. The correct sentence shows the prediction that they will not come to the party next week.
3. Which sentence is correct?
a) She will cooking dinner tonight.
b) She will cook dinner tonight.
The correct answer is b) She will cook dinner tonight.
Explanation: When talking about a future event, we use 'will' followed by the base form of the verb. The correct sentence shows the prediction that she will cook dinner tonight.
4. Which sentence is correct?
a) We will had a test next Friday.
b) We will have a test next Friday.
The correct answer is b) We will have a test next Friday.
Explanation: When talking about a future event, we use 'will' followed by the base form of the verb. The correct sentence shows the prediction of having a test next Friday.
5. Which sentence is correct?
a) He will not to go to school tomorrow.
b) He will not go to school tomorrow.
The correct answer is b) He will not go to school tomorrow.
Explanation: To form a negative sentence using 'will' for future predictions, we add 'not' after 'will' and before the verb. The correct sentence shows the prediction that he will not go to school tomorrow.
Remember, when using 'will' for future predictions, we use 'will' followed by the base form of the verb. For negative sentences, we add 'not' after 'will' and before the verb. It's important to pay attention to the correct verb form to ensure accurate future predictions.
Exercise 1:
1. I love London. I *will probably go* there next year.
- In this sentence, we use the future form "will" to indicate a planned action in the future. The word "probably" shows that there is a high likelihood of the action happening. So, the correct answer is "will probably go."
2. The examination *will start* at 9.30. Don't be late!
- Here, we use the future form "will" to state a scheduled event in the future. So, the correct answer is "will start."
3. What *will you wear* at the party tonight?
- In this question, we are asking about a future action. So, the correct answer is "will you wear."
- I haven't made up my mind yet. But I think I *will find* something nice in my mum's wardrobe.
- The speaker is expressing their intention for a future action. So, the correct answer is "will find."
4. Would you like to play tennis? - No, I *will study* for my vocabulary test tomorrow.
- The speaker is stating their intention for a future action. So, the correct answer is "will study."
5. Look at the clouds - it *will rain* in a few minutes.
- Here, we are predicting a future event based on the observation of current conditions. So, the correct answer is "will rain."
6. Listen! There's someone at the door. I *will open* the door for you.
- The speaker is expressing their immediate intention to perform an action in the future. So, the correct answer is "will open."
7. The train *will leave* at 11:45.
- In this sentence, we state a scheduled event in the future. So, the correct answer is "will leave."
8. We *will have* dinner at a nice restaurant on Saturday.
- Here, we express our plan for a future action. So, the correct answer is "will have."
9. On Sunday at 8 o'clock, I *will meet* my friend.
- The speaker is stating their plan for a future action. So, the correct answer is "will meet."
10. Hurry up! The conference *will begin* in 20 minutes.
- We use the future form "will" to indicate a scheduled event in the future. So, the correct answer is "will begin."
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.
