The English language has several auxiliary verbs, that is, verbs that cannot be used without a main verb. Among them "Will" is an auxiliary modal verb used to construct the Simple future with a verb. The future simple is a tense for actions that will happen in the future.
Meaning
Will and won’t have no translation in Spanish. The word will has the meaning of "Will", but it is not that sense that is taken here.
The simple future construction in English is:
subject + will + Infinitive verb.
To indicate that an action will not happen in the future, the negative of will is used: will not, whose abbreviated version is “won’t”.
Questions (See also: Examples of Interrogatives in English)
As with other auxiliary verbs in English, when a question is asked, will must be said at the beginning of the sentence. The construction of questions with will it is:
Will / Won’t + subject + verb + ?
Third person singular
Unlike other auxiliary verbs like do or have, will does not change when used with the third person singular (he, she or it). This is because it is a modal verb, that is, it is not conjugated.
- I will buy a car soon. (I'll buy a car soon.)
- I will make him an offer. (I will make you a proposal.)
- You will stay home today. (Today you will stay at home.)
- You will be home soon. (You will be home soon.)
- She will wait for a couple of hours. (She will wait for a couple of hours.)
- Sarah will choose the cake. (Sarah will choose the cake.)
- She will become a lawyer. (She will be a lawyer.)
- John will cook dinner. (John will cook dinner.)
- I have will call back. (He will return the call.)
- I have will go to the supermarket. (He will go to the supermarket.)
- The window will break. (The window will be broken.)
- Item will rain. (Will rain.)
- You will learn it quickly. (You will learn it quickly.)
- We will enjoy th evening. (We will enjoy the evening.)
- We will call you later. (We will call you later.)
- We will end out. (We will find out.)
- I will think about it. (I'll think about it.)
- The tourists will ask for directions (Tourists will ask where to go.)
- They will finish school in two years.
- They will help you soon. (They will help you soon.)
- I won’t talk to you again. (I will not speak to you again.)
- Laura won’t be angry. (Laura will not be angry.)
- I won’t be able to do it. (I won't be able to.)
- Mary won’t like it (Mary won't like it.)
- You won’t come to the party. (You will not come to the party.)
- Michael won’t be late. (Michael won't be late.)
- They won’t mind. (They won't mind.)
- The dog won’t bark tonight. (The dog will not bark tonight.)
- They won’t be happy. (They will not be happy.)
- You won’t enjoy it. (You won't enjoy it.)
- You won’t have time. (You won't have time.)
- She won’t play with the baby. (He will not play with the baby.)
- I have won’t buy the tickets. (He won't buy tickets.)
- Item won’t work. (It will not work.)
- They won’t get married. (They will not marry.)
- Won’t you ask him? (Won't you ask?)
- Will Stella marry him? (Will Stella marry him?)
- Will the show start on time? (Will the show start on time?)
- Will it be fun? (It will be fun?)
- Won’t it snow? (Won't it snow?)
- Will you are a pilot? (Will you be a pilot?)
- Will you be friends forever? (Will they be friends forever?)
- Will do you recognize them? (Will you recognize them?)
- Will have I find the way? (Will he find the way?)
- Will someone show up? (Will someone come?)
- Will he buy the newspaper? (Will you buy the newspaper?)
- Will they play tennis together? (Will they play tennis together?)
- Won’t you go to the movies? (Won't you go to the movies?)
- Will Jenny take care of the garden? (Will Jenny take care of the garden?)
- Will you help me with math? (Will you help me with math?)
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