'Will' is a versatile modal verb used to express spontaneous decisions, predictions, promises, and offers about the future, making it essential for talking about upcoming actions and intentions.
1. What is the primary function of 'Will' in English grammar?
2. What is the correct structure for forming an affirmative 'Will' sentence?
3. What is the primary role of vocabulary in the context of using 'Will' for future expressions?
Usage of 'Will' — role?
Expresses future intentions, predictions, or spontaneous decisions.
Vocabulary revision — focus?
Expand words related to future, promises, predictions.
Forming 'Will' sentences — structure?
Subject + will + base verb.
'Will' — function?
Expresses future intentions, predictions, spontaneous decisions.
'Will' sentence structure?
'Subject + will + base verb' (affirmative).
'Will' — negative form?
'Will not' or 'won't' + base verb.
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