Read the rules in the grammar box. Find examples of: on the spot decisions/requests/predictions in the dialogue.

Grammar Rules and Examples

The grammar box explains the use of 'will' for on-the-spot decisions, requests, and predictions.

Affirmative:

I/you/he etc will swim.

Negative:

I/you/he/etc won't swim.

Interrogative:

Will I/you/he/etc swim?

Short answers:

Yes, I/you/he/etc will.

No, I/you/he/etc won't.

We use 'will' for:

• On-the-spot decisions:
  I'm really tired - I don't think I'll play football this afternoon.
• Requests:
  Will you help me carry this box? Of course!
• Predictions based on what we think or imagine:
  Come hiking with me, Joe. It will be really nice!

Note: will not = won't