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Will for Predictions, Offers and Promises – Worksheet 1

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This worksheet practises using will + base verb to make predictions, offer help and make promises. Learners work with positive sentences, negatives (won't) and questions (Will you…?). It is designed for A2 learners in class or at home.

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Exercise 1: Complete the sentences

Complete each sentence with will or won't and the verb in brackets.

Example: I ___ (send) you a message later. → 'll send / will send

  1. Don't worry, I (call) you tonight.

  2. I think it (rain) tomorrow.

  3. That bag looks heavy. I (help) you.

  4. I promise I (not / tell) anyone your secret.

  5. Maybe people (live) on the Moon in the future.

  6. She's very good at tennis. I'm sure she (win) the match.

  7. It's cold in here. I (close) the window.

  8. I think the bus (not / be) on time today.

Exercise 2: Offers and promises

Complete the sentences with a verb from the box. There are two extra words.

Example: "I'm thirsty." "I'll ___ you some water." → get

Word box makepaycarrylendforgetopenbebuydrivesleep

  1. "I'm hungry." "I'll you a sandwich."

  2. "I don't have any money." "Don't worry, I'll for the coffee."

  3. "These boxes are heavy." "I'll them for you."

  4. "I need a pen." "I'll you mine."

  5. I promise I won't your birthday this year.

  6. "It's hot in here." "I'll the door."

  7. I'll home by ten o'clock, Mum. I promise.

  8. "We have no milk." "I'll some at the shop."

Exercise 3: Negatives and questions

Rewrite each sentence as a negative or a question, as shown in brackets.

Example: She will call. (question) → Will she call?

  1. It will be sunny tomorrow. (negative)

  2. Sam will come to the party. (question)

  3. They will win the game. (negative)

  4. You will help me with my homework. (question)

  5. I will forget your name. (negative)

  6. The shop will be open on Sunday. (question)

  7. Prices will go up next year. (negative)

Exercise 4: Find the mistake

Each sentence has one mistake. Write the correct sentence.

Example: He will goes home soon. → He will go home soon.

  1. I will to phone you tomorrow.

  2. Don't worry, I'll helping you.

  3. She wills be late again.

  4. I don't will tell your parents.

  5. Will you to open the window, please?

  6. I think it will snows tonight.

  7. Do you will come to my party?

  8. I promise I not will be late.

Exercise 5: Put the words in order

Put the words in the correct order to make sentences or questions.

Example: you / I'll / help → I'll help you.

  1. will / I / you / tomorrow / call

  2. think / I / rain / it / will / tonight

  3. won't / I / tell / anyone / promise / I

  4. you / will / me / help / ?

  5. carry / I'll / bag / your

  6. probably / she / be / will / late

  7. the / will / win / who / match / ?

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Printable A2 worksheet on will for predictions, offers and promises. Practise positive, negative and question forms with answers.

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will + base verbpredictionsofferspromiseswon't (negative)questions with will

Notes for teachers

Start by eliciting three quick examples on the board: a prediction (I think it will rain), an offer (I'll carry that) and a promise (I won't forget). Common mistakes include adding 'to' after will (will to go), adding -s or -ing (will goes, will going) and making negatives with 'don't'. As a follow-up, ask pairs to write a short dialogue in which one person has a problem and the other makes offers and promises.

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