Sujeto + Will + Verbo Infinitivo + el resto de la oración.
Para formar oraciones en Futuro simple, se utiliza el modal "Will" seguido por el verbo principal de la oración en forma infinitiva.
También se puede utilizar la forma corta de "Will ('ll)", pero solo cuando el Sujeto de la oración es un Pronombre Personal.
Examples
I'll call you tomorrow.
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Susan will be 21 in 2020.
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I'll help you with those bags.
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They will clean their bedrooms.
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Sujeto + Will Not + Verbo Infinitivo + el resto de la oración.
En Negativo, después del Sujeto se escribe "Will Not (Won't)".
El Verbo de la oración siempre se escribe en Infinitivo.
Examples
They won't go to school next Monday.
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Kate will not visit her friend tomorrow.
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I won't go to the University.
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Tom will not arrive late.
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Will + Sujeto + Verbo En Infinitivo + el resto de la oración...?
En interrogativo, el modal "Will" se escribe antes del Sujeto.
El Verbo siempre se escribe en infinitivo.
Examples
Will he go on vacations this summer?
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Will you need the car tomorrow?
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Will it rain next weekend?
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Will they come to the party?
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1 We can use the short form of "Will" ('ll) in all cases.
2 Which of the following sentences expresses spontaneous decision?
3 Carla _____ you tomorrow.
4 We can use either the negative form "Will Not" or "Won't".
5 _____ her?
6 We use words like "Last" and "Yesterday" to talk about the Future.
7 We use words like "Next" and "Tomorrow" to talk about the Future.
8 We use the auxiliary "Will" in the Simple Future.
9 We use the infinitive form of the Verb.
10 The negative form of "Will" is "Willn't".
11 I _____ Bob at the airport.
12 They _____ hockey next week.
13 Max _____ to school tomorrow.
14 _____ you study French next year?
15 She _____ 10 next month.
