Affirmative
Completa: "I ______ visit my grandma tomorrow."
will
Completa: “He _______ play today.”
won't
Haz una pregunta con “Will” y el sujeto “you”.
Will you go to school tomorrow?
Corrige: “He will not goes to bed.”
He will not go to bed.
“Yo visitaré a mis abuelos.”
I will visit my grandparents.
Escribe una oración con “will” y el verbo “play”.
Ej.: I will play soccer.
Escribe una oración negativa con “will” y el verbo “study”.
Ej.: I won’t study today.
Completa: “_____ they eat pizza?”
Will
Corrige: “Will she eats lunch?”
Will she eat lunch?
“Ella no comerá hamburguesa.”
She won’t eat a hamburger.
Cambia al futuro: “She eats pasta.”
She will eat pasta.
Cambia a negativo: “They will go to the zoo.”
They won’t go to the zoo.
Cambia a pregunta: “He will watch TV.”
Will he watch TV?
Corrige: “They won’t to play today.”
They won’t play today.
“¿Jugarán ellos fútbol mañana?”
Will they play football tomorrow?
Escribe una oración con “will” y el sujeto “they” y el verbo “travel”.
They will travel next week.
Corrige: “She will not to dance.”
She will not dance.
Escribe una pregunta con “will”, el sujeto “your friends”, y el verbo “play”.
Will your friends play?
Corrige: “We will going to the park.”
We will go to the park.
“Nosotros viajaremos a París en julio.”
We will travel to Paris in July.
Completa: “Next year, we ______ ______ a new teacher.”
will have
Escribe una oración negativa completa con el verbo “visit” y el sujeto “my parents”.
My parents won’t visit me tomorrow.
Traduce al inglés: “¿Tú irás al cine el sábado?”
Will you go to the cinema on Saturday?
Corrige: “Will not you come?”
Won’t you come?
“Tú no estudiarás para el examen, ¿cierto?”
You won’t study for the test, right?