Revise the grammar from the lesson

• We use will + a verb to speak about the future.
• We make predictions and guesses with Future Simple.
• We use the same form of the verb with all pronouns (he/she/it/we, etc.)

Positive

Full form

1. They will ride bikes in the park.
2. He will travel by flying taxi.

Short form

1. They'll ride bikes in the park.
2. He'll travel by flying taxi.

Negative

Full form

1. Cars will not be slow.
2. He will not drive a petrol car.

Short form

1. Cars won't be slow.
2. He won't drive a petrol car.

Future Simple: positive and negative
We form questions to ask about the future like this:

General questions:

Will + a subject + a verb (base form)

1. Will your room be big and comfortable?

   – Yes, it will.

   – No, it won't.

2. Will Jane paint her room green?

   – Yes, she will.

   – No, she won't.

Special questions:

A question word + will + a subject + a verb (base form)

Where will they live?

When will the family move into the new house?
Future Simple: questions