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Will for Predictions, Offers and Promises – Test 1

A2 Elementary GrammarEnglish

This 30-question A2 grammar test checks how well learners use will to make predictions, offers and promises. It covers affirmative, negative and question forms, short answers, Shall I…? for offers, and typical learner mistakes. It suits elementary students, teachers who need a quick progress check, and self-study learners.

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30
Time
25 min
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4 pages
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Part 1: Form – affirmative, negative and questions

Choose the correct form to complete each sentence or answer the question.

  1. I think it _____ tomorrow.

  2. Don't worry, I _____ tell anyone your secret.

  3. _____ you help me with my homework, please?

  4. Which sentence is correct?

  5. My brother _____ like this film. He hates horror films.

  6. "Will your parents come to the concert?" "Yes, they _____."

  7. "Will it be cold tonight?" "No, it _____."

  8. What is the short form of "I will"?

  9. What _____ the world be like in 2050?

  10. Which question is correct?

Part 2: Meaning and use – predictions, offers and promises

Choose the best answer for each situation.

  1. "This bag is really heavy." "Don't worry. I _____ carry it for you."

  2. "It's very hot in here." "_____ I open the window?"

  3. Which sentence is a promise?

  4. Which sentence is a prediction?

  5. "I'm hungry." Choose the best offer.

  6. "Thanks for the money. I'll pay you back next Friday." Here, will is used to _____.

  7. You studied a lot. I'm sure you _____ your exam.

  8. I _____ we'll win the match. Our team isn't very good.

  9. Which sentence is correct?

  10. "Please don't tell Dad about the broken plate." "OK, I _____ say a word."

Part 3: Read and complete

Read the message. Choose the correct word for each numbered gap.

Hi Leo,

Thanks for inviting me to your birthday party on Saturday! I (1) ___ definitely be there, I promise. I think the weather (2) ___ be nice, so we can sit in the garden.

(3) ___ I bring some food? I (4) ___ make my famous chocolate cake if you like. And don't worry, I (5) ___ be late this time!

See you soon,

Amira

  1. Gap 1: I _____ definitely be there, I promise.

  2. Gap 2: I think the weather _____ be nice.

  3. Gap 3: _____ I bring some food?

  4. Gap 4: I _____ make my famous chocolate cake if you like.

  5. Gap 5: Don't worry, I _____ be late this time!

Part 4: Find the mistake

Each sentence has one mistake. Choose the part of the sentence that is wrong.

  1. Maria will calls you this evening.

  2. Do you will come to my party?

  3. I promise I not will be late again.

  4. Will I carry your bag for you? It looks heavy.

  5. I think robots will to do most jobs in the future.

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This 30-question A2 grammar test checks how well learners use will to make predictions, offers and promises. It covers affirmative, negative and question forms, short answers, Shall I…? for offers, and typical learner mistakes. It suits elementary students, teachers who need a quick progress check, and self-study learners.

Topics covered

will + infinitivewon't (negative)Questions and short answersPredictionsOffers and Shall I…?PromisesI don't think + willCommon errors

How to use this test

  1. Download the PDF and print it, or take the test online below.
  2. Answer every question without a dictionary or time pressure.
  3. Check your answers and note the topics you need to review.

Notes for teachers

Use this test after introducing will for predictions, offers and promises, or as a review. It targets frequent A2 errors: adding -s or to after will (will rains, will to go), using do with will (Do you will…?), forming the negative incorrectly (willn't, not will) and saying Will I…? instead of Shall I…? for offers. As a follow-up, ask students to write three predictions about their town in 2050, one offer and one promise to a classmate.