USE OF WILL

In the last class we did exercises to remember the use of the present continuous, be going to and future simple.

However, in that class we addressed the use of Will. We already know that will is used to express a promise, a prediction or something that you want to do in the future.

We can use this verb in its short form, this being "-'ll", in addition to its negative form, which will be "won't".

Examples:

Affirmative

• I will arrive soon.
• She'll be there by 5 o'clock.

Negative 

• He won't eat all the food.
• We won't come to the party.

Interrogative 

• Will it stop raining by tomorrow?
• Will they bring more people?

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Talk about a experience you have had during vacations

Evidence

On my vacation I went to Cartagena with my family. Cartagena is a very beautiful city where you can walk and learn about its history and colonial culture. We stayed in Cartagena for 3 days, the first day. We visited the castle of San Felipe. I had visited this castle before but it is still time and I don't have photos in the place. Then we went to have lunch in Getsemani at the San Nicolas restaurant, and for the first time I tried lobster, I had never eaten lobster until then. The second day we were all ready to go to the beach, however I had an accident with my bathing suit, it had broken, but even if that happened I managed to get another one. On the last day I visited a friend and we went out for lunch, we also got on a jet ski and took a walk around Bocagrande.

Present perfect

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