Activitie N°06

Let’s talk about “WILL”

O “Will” é o verbo auxiliar do inglês que coloca
as frases no futuro. Este é chamado de “Simple
future” ou “Futuro simples”. Em português o
tempo correspondente é equivalente ao Futuro do
presente ou modo indicativo.
Diferente dos outros verbos auxiliares, o “Will”
será o mesmo para todas as pessoas do inglês, sem
modificação.
 AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE

I WILL I WILL NOT / WON’T WILL I

YOU WILL YOU WILL NOT / WILL

HE WILL WON’T HE WILL NOT / YOU

SHE WILL WON’T SHE WILL NOT / WILL HE

IT WILL WON’T IT WILL NOT / WILL SHE

THEY WILL WON’T THEY WILL NOT WILL IT

WE WILL / WON’T WE WILL NOT / WILL THEY

YOU WILL WON’T YOU WILL NOT WILL WE

/ WON’T
EXAMPLES

AFFIRMATIVE:
I eat French fries (present). = Eu como batata frita
(presente)
I will eat french fries (future). = Eu vou comer batata frita
(futuro)
Perceba que apenas adicionamos o “Will” sem alterar a
frase, apenas alterando seu significado.

NEGATIVE:
I sleep with you (present). = Eu durmo com você (presente)
I will not (won’t) sleep with you (future). = Eu não vou
dormir com você (futuro)

INTERROGATIVE:
Do you want onions? (present). = Você quer cebolas?
(presente)
Will you want onions? (future). = Você vai querer cebolas?
(futuro)

EXERCISES
a) They back by 6:30 pm. (to be)
you me? (to help)
b) you me? (to help)
c) When I you again?
(to see)
d) His parents him for being late.
(not/to punish)
e) they the
contract tonight? (to sign)
f) It us three hours to get there. (to
take)
g) this concert money
for our school club? (to raise)
h) This van with 8 people in it.
(not/to break down)
i) The meeting before tomorrow
morning. (not/to close)
j) When she me a
copy of her essay? (to send)
2) (UFRR 2010) – Mary: "I am about to fall
asleep. I need to wake up!"
Clare: "I you some coffee."
a) 'll go
b) am going to get
c) will get
d) am going to get to
e) will go to get
3) (UFRR) - Billy: “After you work, will you
please drop by the grocery store and pick up some
milk and bread.” Sally: "No problem, I up the
groceries and be home by 6 o'clock."
a) left – will not pick
b) leaves – will pick
c) left – won't pick
d) leave – will pick
e) leaves – will not
4) Pass the sentences to the simple future:
a) A: “I think there's someone at the door.” B: “I
(get) it.”
b) My father thinks schools
(be) extincts.
c) A: “They are moving apartment tomorrow.” B:
“I (come) and
help Them.”
d) If he passes the exam, he
(be) incredible
happy.
e) I (be) here at
eight o'clock, I promise.
5) Pass the sentences to the future simple negative:
a) We afraid we (not
/ be) able to come to Paris with them.
b) I've tried everything, but she
(not / agree).
c) A: “Go and wash your clothes.” B: “I
(not / do) it.
d) I (not / take)
the bus today, I'll come to home with you.
e) In my opinion, I believe he
(not / pass) the test.
6) Translate the following sentenses:
a) I will learn English.
b) I'll call a taxi for you.
c) John will help you if you ask him.
d) She will not play volleyball tomorrow.
e) He won't be home before midnight.
f) Don't worry, I won't tell anyone.
g) Sarah will turn 18 next month.
h) They will take the bus to the mall.
i) I think it will rain later so take an umbrella with
you.
j) Will you be at home later? Yes, I will.
k) Will they win the world cup? No, they won't.