1.
Structure
👉 Affirmative
Subject + will + base verb
I will travel tomorrow.
She will help you.
👉 Negative
Subject + will not (won’t) + base verb
I won’t travel tomorrow.
He won’t be late.
👉 Question
Will + subject + base verb?
Will you travel tomorrow?
Will she help me?
2. When Do We Use Future Simple?
(A) Instant decisions (deciding now)
I’m hungry. I’ll make a sandwich.
Don’t worry, I’ll help you.
(B) Predictions about the future
It will rain tomorrow.
I think he will win the game.
(C) Promises / offers / threats
I’ll always love you.
I’ll call you tonight.
I’ll tell your teacher if you don’t stop.
(D) Future facts & certainties
The sun will rise at 6 a.m.
She will be 20 next year.
3. Signal Words
These often go with Future Simple:
tomorrow
next (week, month, year, summer, etc.)
in an hour / in two days
soon
later
I think / I hope / I’m sure
4. Future Simple vs. “Be going to”
Both can talk about the future, but they’re different:
Will = decision at the moment, prediction, promise.
o I’m thirsty. I’ll get some water.
o I think it will snow.
Be going to = plan/intention made before the moment, or something certain.
o I’m going to visit my friend next weekend. (planned)
o Look at those clouds! It’s going to rain. (certain, visible)
5. Common Mistakes
❌ I will to go tomorrow.
✅ I will go tomorrow.
❌ Will she comes?
✅ Will she come?
❌ He won’t goes to the party.
✅ He won’t go to the party.
6. Examples
I’ll finish my homework tonight.
She won’t agree to that idea.
Will they arrive on time?
I think you’ll enjoy this movie.
👉 Quick Practice for You:
Fill in the blanks:
1. I ___ (call) you later.
2. She ___ (not / come) to the party.
3. ___ they ___ (win) the match?
