I think it will rain later.
A common prediction with an opinion opener.
意味のかたまり
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
Use will for predictions, quick decisions, offers, promises, and future facts.
NOW
(speaking moment)
│
│ will + base verb
│ = point from now to later
▼
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.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
I'll answer it.
The speaker decides at the moment of speaking.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
I'll help you with those bags.
Will can make a friendly offer.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
Don't worry, I'll fix it.
Will often sounds natural in immediate reassurance.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
The sun will rise at 6:12 tomorrow.
Will is common for neutral future facts and schedules stated as facts.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
She will start next week.
The full form will is clear and neutral.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
She'll start next week.
The contraction 'll is very common in speech.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
She won't start next week.
Use won't for the negative future form.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
Will she start next week?
In questions, will comes before the subject.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
I think it will be fine.
This sentence combines an opinion opener with a will prediction.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
I'll send you the file.
Will can show a decision, offer, or promise depending on the situation.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
I'll have the soup, please.
I'll have is a practical chunk for choosing now, especially in restaurants.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
I won't forget.
Won't is useful in promises and refusals.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
I'm going to visit Ana this weekend.
Be going to is better for an existing plan.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
I'll visit Ana this weekend.
Will changes the feeling: the speaker decides or promises now.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
Look at those dark clouds. It's going to rain.
Use be going to, not usually will, when the evidence is visible and immediate.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
He will to call you.
After will, do not use to before the main verb.
He will call you.
Correct form: will + base verb.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
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.
単語ごとではなく、意味のかたまりで文を読んでみましょう。
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