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    The document provides instructions on how to ask and answer questions using the auxiliary verbs WILL and WON'T. It shows examples of positive and negative interrogative and declarative sentences using WILL/WON'T to talk about what students and teachers WILL and WILL NOT do during the school term, such as students working from home, parents receiving grades at school, teachers placing tasks online, and homework being shorter than before. Students are assigned homework to practice forming questions and answers using WILL.

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    INSTITUCION EDUCATIVA INEM CUSTODIO

    GARCíA ROVIRA-BUCARAMANGA
    LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT- SECOND
    TERM GUIDE 2 Mag. Luz A. Bautista G.
    June 2020- LEVEL NINTH

    How to ask and answer questions using WILL/ WON’T

    Students WILL work in their houses this term.

    Subject + Auxiliar Will + principal verb + Complement

    INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE: WILL students work in their houses this term?

    Auxiliar Will + Subject + principal verb + Complement

    POSITIVE LONG ANSWER: Yes, students WILL work in their houses this year.

    Yes, + Subject + Auxiliar WLL + principal verb+ complement

    NEGATIVE LONG ANSWER: No, students WON’T work in their houses this year.

    No, + subject + aux. WILL negative + principal verb + complement

    HOMEWORK: Ask and answers questions using WILL. Follow the example.

    I will use the computer everyday to do assignments

    Will I use the computer everyday to do assignments?

    Yes, I will use the computer everyday to do assignments.

    No, I won’t use computer everyday to do assignments.

    a. Parents will receive grades at the school this term.


    b. Teachers will place tasks on the platform.
    c. Homeworks will be shorter than before

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