Statements and negative statements
In English we can use different verb forms to talk about something in the future.
(1) ...when we make a spontaneous decision, an offer or a promise
(2) ...when we make a prediction or assumption (we talk about things we cannot control: I think, I believe, I expect, I hope, perhaps, probably...)
(3) ...when we want to say that something will definitely happen
(1) I promise! I'll visit you in London! - (2) I'm sure Emily will like her new bedroom. I think the weather will be hot in Greece. You'll probably find the song boring. - (3) Tom will be 15 next month.
long forms
I will write.
You will write.
He - She - It will write.
We will write.
You will write.
They will write.
short forms
I 'll write.
You 'll write.
He - She - It 'll write.
We 'll write.
You 'll write.
They 'll write.
statements
long forms
I will not write.
You will not write.
He - She - It will not write.
We will not write.
You will not write.
They will not write.
short forms
I won't write.
You won't write.
He - She - It won't write.
We won't write.
You won't write.
They won't write.
negative
statements
statements
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