1-to talk about future actions: tomorrow, A: I/we shall*/ will work. I’ll call you tomorrow. the day after He/she/it will work. Mary will get a present next month. tomorrow, You/they will work. one of these 2-to predict the future days, N: I/we shall not (shan’t) * work (with probably, I expect..., I'm next will not (won’t) work. sure..., (I) think..., don't think, I week/month/ wonder..., perhaps) I think it will He/she/it will not (won’t) work. year etc., rain tomorrow. Perhaps she'll You/they will not (won’t) work. be late. soon, I don't think the exam will be very in the near difficult. future, Q: Shall/will I/we work? some day, Will he/she/it work? 3- to express intention at Will you/they work? in two days/five the moment of decision: minutes/a month Do you like these shoes? Yes, I'll buy them. etc. 4-in the 1st type of conditional sentences If the weather is fine, we’ll go to the country. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE FORMS USE TIME PHRASES
A: I/we shall*/ will work. He/she/it will work. You/they will work. N: I/we shall not (shan’t) * work will not (won’t) work. He/she/it will not (won’t) work. You/they will not (won’t) work. Q: Shall/will I/we work? Will he/she/it work? Will you/they work? 1-to talk about future actions: I’ll call you tomorrow. Mary will get a present next month. 2-to predict the future (with probably, I expect..., I'm sure..., (I) think..., don't think, I wonder..., perhaps) I think it will rain tomorrow. Perhaps she'll be late. I don't think the exam will be very difficult. 3- to express intention at the moment of decision: Do you like these shoes? Yes, I'll buy them. 4-in the 1st type of conditional sentences If the weather is fine, we’ll go to the country. tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, one of these days, next week/month/ year etc., soon, in the near future, some day, in two days/five minutes/a month etc. PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE FORMS USE TIME PHRASES