Program 5: Looking Ahead: Mastering the Future Tense with "Will"

Learn to confidently make predictions, promises, spontaneous decisions, and offers in English.

Instructor: Claudio
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Beginner to Pre-Intermediate (CEFR A1-A2)

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About this course

Step into the future by mastering the Simple Future tense using the auxiliary verb "Will." This program covers the seven core functions of "will," teaching you how to express spontaneous decisions, predict future events, make promises, and offer help. You will learn to construct affirmative statements, negative statements (using "won't"), and both Yes/No and Information questions. To enrich your sentences, you will build a practical vocabulary of everyday action verbs, time phrases (like "in a few minutes"), and prepositional phrases. Finally, you will significantly improve your spoken English fluency by mastering essential future contractions (such as "I'll," "What'll," and "Where'll") and practicing H-reduction in rapid speech.

What you'll learn

Students will learn the structural and functional uses of the Simple Future tense with "will." They will master formulating predictions, promises, and spontaneous decisions, supported by relevant time phrases, noun phrases, and adverbs. Additionally, they will learn crucial American English pronunciation techniques for natural connected speech, specifically focusing on subject/question word contractions and H-reduction.

Skills you'll gain

Simple Future Tense ("Will") Making Predictions Expressing Promises & Offers Spontaneous Decisions Future Time Phrases Connected Speech (H-Reduction) Spoken Contractions ('ll)

Syllabus

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Module 1 2 hours

The Simple Future with "Will"

• Express spontaneous decisions made at the exact moment of speaking (e.g., "I will answer the phone").
• Make confident predictions and assumptions about future events (e.g., "It will rain tomorrow").
• Make clear promises and polite offers to help others (e.g., "I will carry those bags for you").
• Formulate accurate affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences regarding the future.
• Sound more natural in conversational English by correctly using pronoun and question-word contractions (e.g., "They'll," "What'll," "Who'll").
• Apply H-reduction when asking questions (e.g., dropping the 'H' in "Will he...?"), improving both speaking rhythm and listening comprehension.

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  • Beginner to Pre-Intermediate (CEFR A1-A2) Level

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  • 1 weeks to complete

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