Fill in the blanks with the correct form of ‘will’ to complete the sentences.

1. I *will* [WILL] help you with your homework later.

2. She *will* [WILL] meet us at the restaurant at 8 PM.

3. We *will* [WILL] have to see what the weather is like tomorrow.

4. It *will* [WILL] be great if you can come to the party.

5. They *will* [WILL] finish the project by the deadline, I am sure.

6. He *will* [WILL] become a doctor one day.

7. You *will* [WILL] understand this better after you study more.

8. The sun *will* [WILL] rise at 6:05 AM tomorrow.

9. I promise I *will* [WILL] call you as soon as I arrive.

10. We *will* [WILL] look back on these days and laugh.

11. By next month, they *will* [WILL] have been living here for a year.

12. I think it *will* [WILL] rain later, so take an umbrella.

13. Don’t worry, she *will* [WILL] be fine.

14. Do you think they *will* [WILL] win the match?

15. I *will* [WILL] never forget this trip.

Choose the correct ‘will’ or ‘will not’ to complete the sentences.

1. They *will* [WILL] probably join us later for the movie.

2. I *will not* [WILL NOT] be able to attend the meeting tomorrow.

4. He *will* [WILL] travel to Japan next month for business.

5. The weather report says it *will* [WILL] snow heavily tonight.

6. I’m pretty sure she *will not* [WILL NOT] agree with this decision.

7. If you study hard, you *will* [WILL] pass the exam easily.

8. Don’t worry, I *will* [WILL] make sure everything is arranged on time.

9. He’s confident that his team *will* [WILL] win the championship.

10. They *will not* [WILL NOT] accept late submissions for the competition.

11. I *will* [WILL] call you back as soon as I am free.

12. We *will* [WILL] see each other again, won’t we?

13. Scientists believe we *will* [WILL] find a cure in the near future.

14. You *will not* [WILL NOT] regret taking this opportunity.

15. The teacher said we *will* [WILL] have a quiz next week.