I’ll give the book back tomorrow. (Making a promise), I’ll help you carry the bags. (Expressing willingness), I’ll let you finish your point. (Insisting), I’ll bring an umbrella. (Prediction in if-clause), I’ll fix your printer after lunch. (Willingness), I’ll stay up late. (Promise), I’ll tell him what you said. (Insisting), We’ll leave early. (Prediction), I’ll join you for dinner. (Willingness), I’ll stop talking. (Promise), I’ll explain it again. (Willingness), I’ll give you another chance. (Promise), I’ll leave right now. (Insisting), I’ll book a taxi for you. (Prediction), I’ll go shopping with you. (Refusal), I’ll speak to the manager. (Insisting), I’ll clean up later. (Promise), I’ll answer your message. (Refusal), I’ll lend you my charger. (Willingness), I’ll invite her to the meeting. (Prediction), I won’t help you with your project., I won’t invite them again., I won’t explain it one more time., I won’t join the team., I won’t go on the trip.

“Will” after “If”

by
Print
Embed

Leaderboard

Visual style

Options

Switch template

Continue editing: ?