Hello class,
this time, we are going to learn how WILL grammatically works and diverse ways
we can use it to express our mood correctly. Let’s consider the follow:
We use WILL:
*to express
the future – to say what we think or believe will occur later:
It will rain later in the day.
We will have rice as dinner tonight.
*to express
what others are going to do or are likely to do:
He will be late to school today.
She will divorce him soon.
*to make a
request or question:
Will
you marry me?
Will you lend me your
ears, please?
*to express
beliefs:
We
will have to take the job seriously.
I will be late.
*to express
offers or promises (this can only be used with personal pronouns, I/we):
I
will marry you when I am ready for marriage.
We will check on you
this weekend.
*to express
willingness:
Perhaps
Deborah will visit me tonight.
I will see you
tomorrow.
*to express
determination:
I
will make it in life against all odds.
We will not end poorly.
*to express
command or give order:
You
will obey my order and follow my direction as the boss.
You will directly report
to my office.
