I *will* (verb) call you as soon as I arrive home.

They *will* (verb) meet us at the restaurant at 7 PM.

I promise I *will* (verb) be there on time.

He doesn’t think it *will* (verb) rain tomorrow.

By this time next year, she *will* (verb) have graduated from university.

We are not sure if they *will* (verb) come to the party.

The forecast says it *will* (verb) snow heavily tonight.

I *will* (verb) help you with your homework after dinner.

He *will* (verb) probably go to the gym later.

According to the schedule, the train *will* (verb) leave at 9 AM sharp.

She said she *will* (verb) send the email by the end of the day.

I’m not sure, but I think I *will* (verb) have finished the report by then.

They’ve promised they *will* (verb) keep everything confidential.

Don’t worry, I *will* (verb) take care of everything while you’re gone.

You *will* (verb) need to sign this document before you leave.

Exercise 2: 미래의 계획을 나타내는 Future Simple (will) 문장 만들기

Next summer, we *will* (verb) travel to France.

I’m tired now, but I *will* (verb) feel better after a good night’s sleep.

She hopes she *will* (verb) pass the exam this time.

They are not sure when they *will* (verb) be back home.

I *will* (verb) buy a new car as soon as I save enough money.

He thinks he *will* (verb) move to a new city next year.

We *will* (verb) celebrate our anniversary at our favorite restaurant.

The doctor said I *will* (verb) recover completely in a few weeks.

By the end of the month, they *will* (verb) have made a decision.

Don’t worry about dinner, I *will* (verb) make something delicious.

If you don’t understand the lesson, I *will* (verb) explain it again.

I’m not hungry right now, but I *will* (verb) eat something later.

I am sure they *will* (verb) enjoy the concert.

You *will* (verb) understand English better with more practice.

We *will* (verb) see what we can do to fix the problem.