will (future)
will (future) means “will + verb: future predictions and decisions made at the moment of speaking”. Will + base verb talks about the future: It will rain tomorrow (prediction). Formation: will + V · I'll · will not = won't
will + verb: future predictions and decisions made at the moment of speaking
A1Formation
will + V · I'll · will not = won't
Explanation
Will + base verb talks about the future: It will rain tomorrow (prediction). I'll help you (decision made right now). Will never changes form: she will, they will. Negative: will not → won't. Question: Will you come?
Examples
Note
In speech, I will usually becomes I'll. For plans already decided before speaking, be going to is more natural — see that entry.
FAQ
will (future) — what does it mean and how is it used?
will + verb: future predictions and decisions made at the moment of speaking. Will + base verb talks about the future: It will rain tomorrow (prediction). I'll help you (decision made right now). Will never changes form: she will, they will. Negative: will not → won't. Question: Will you come?
will (future) — how do you form it?
will + V · I'll · will not = won't
will (future) — any usage notes?
In speech, I will usually becomes I'll. For plans already decided before speaking, be going to is more natural — see that entry.