I think it will rain later.
A common prediction with an opinion opener.
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Use will for predictions, quick decisions, offers, promises, and future facts.
NOW
(speaking moment)
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│ will + base verb
│ = point from now to later
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FUTURE
Prediction: I think it will rain later.
Quick choice: I'll answer it.
Offer: I'll help you with those bags.
Promise: I won't forget.
Use will when you speak now and point to a future idea: a prediction, quick decision, offer, or promise.
I think it will rain later.
A common prediction with an opinion opener.
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I'll answer it.
The speaker decides at the moment of speaking.
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I'll help you with those bags.
Will can make a friendly offer.
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Don't worry, I'll fix it.
Will often sounds natural in immediate reassurance.
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The sun will rise at 6:12 tomorrow.
Will is common for neutral future facts and schedules stated as facts.
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She will start next week.
The full form will is clear and neutral.
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She'll start next week.
The contraction 'll is very common in speech.
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She won't start next week.
Use won't for the negative future form.
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Will she start next week?
In questions, will comes before the subject.
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I think it will be fine.
This sentence combines an opinion opener with a will prediction.
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I'll send you the file.
Will can show a decision, offer, or promise depending on the situation.
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I'll have the soup, please.
I'll have is a practical chunk for choosing now, especially in restaurants.
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I won't forget.
Won't is useful in promises and refusals.
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I'm going to visit Ana this weekend.
Be going to is better for an existing plan.
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I'll visit Ana this weekend.
Will changes the feeling: the speaker decides or promises now.
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Look at those dark clouds. It's going to rain.
Use be going to, not usually will, when the evidence is visible and immediate.
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He will to call you.
After will, do not use to before the main verb.
He will call you.
Correct form: will + base verb.
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When I will arrive, I'll call you.
In future time clauses with when, use the present simple, not will.
When I arrive, I'll call you.
Use present simple in the when-clause and will in the main clause.
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