English grammar
Will for the future
Talk about future plans using will.
From the scene We'll go by train
In short
For decisions, offers and predictions, use will + the plain verb: I'll go. Will never changes.
Your turn
Which one goes with inviting?
Options: my brother will go too · will you come with me? (come, not go) · I'll / you'll / she'll / we'll go (will never changes)
Show answer
inviting → will you come with me? (come, not go)
How it works
For decisions you make now, offers and predictions, use will ('ll) + the plain verb: I'll go, she'll cook.
Your turn
Pick the word that fits the line.
This year (blank) go to my village.
Options: I'll · I'm · I will to
Show answer
This year I'll go to my village.
Este año iré a mi pueblo.
Good to know
Never put to or -ing after will (not "I will to go"). Don't drop will: "This year I go to my village" sounds wrong.
Your turn
Pick the word that fits the line.
And who else (blank) be there?
Options: will · is · was
Show answer
And who else will be there?
¿Y quién más estará allí?
Good to know
To invite someone, say "Will you come with me?"
Your turn
Pick the word that fits the line.
My parents. And my brother Diego (blank) go too.
Options: going · will · is
Show answer
My parents. And my brother Diego will go too.
Mis padres. Y mi hermano Diego también irá.
every person I'll / you'll / she'll / we'll go (will never changes)
Nuria
Yes. We'll go by train, just the two of us.
Sí. Iremos en tren, los dos juntos.
Your turn
What fills the gap?
Yes. (blank) by train, just the two of us.
Options: My brother will go too · We'll go · Will you come with me
Show answer
Nuria
Yes. We'll go by train, just the two of us.
Sí. Iremos en tren, los dos juntos.
inviting will you come with me? (come, not go)
Nuria
Will you come with me to Galicia?
¿Irás conmigo a Galicia?
Your turn
What fills the gap?
(blank) to Galicia?
Options: We'll go · My brother will go too · Will you come with me
Show answer
Nuria
Will you come with me to Galicia?
¿Irás conmigo a Galicia?
he / she my brother will go too
✗ I will to go / I will going ✓ I will go
Your turn
What goes with ✓ I will go?
Options: inviting · ✗ I will to go / I will going · every person
Show answer
✓ I will go → ✗ I will to go / I will going
Common mistake
Not Are or Do here. A question about the future.
Will you come with me to Galicia?
¿Irás conmigo a Galicia?
Practise it in the story
Meet this rule inside a short animated scene. Answer as it plays, then say the lines yourself.
Practise free in the appSee all forms
| every person | I'll / you'll / she'll / we'll go (will never changes) |
|---|---|
| inviting | will you come with me? (come, not go) |
| he / she | my brother will go too |
| ✗ I will to go / I will going | ✓ I will go |
More lines from the story
- NuriaThis year I'll go to my village.Este año iré a mi pueblo.
- JaviAnd who else will be there?¿Y quién más estará allí?
- NuriaMy parents. And my brother Diego will go too.Mis padres. Y mi hermano Diego también irá.
- NuriaSix hours. We'll arrive in the afternoon.Seis horas. Llegaremos por la tarde.