Will for Predictions and Decisions: Multiple Choice

Read the situation, then choose the answer that completes the sentence. Decide if it needs will or won't, and check the verb form. Your first choice counts.

1. I think Maya _____ the race on Saturday. She's the fastest runner in our club.

2. A: This box is really heavy. B: Wait, _____ you with it.

3. We're planning a surprise party for Leo. I promise I _____ him about it.

4. My hands are full. _____ the door for me, please?

5. You don't need your coat. I'm sure it _____ cold today.

6. Ana hasn't practised the piano for months, so she probably _____ very well in the concert.

7. I'm sorry I forgot to bring your money. I _____ you back tomorrow, I promise.

8. _____ tomorrow, do you think? I want to go cycling.

9. Leila loves animals and she's very good at science. I think she _____ a vet one day.

10. A: The film starts in five minutes and the queue for popcorn is really long. B: OK, we _____ popcorn this time. Let's go in.

11. Kwame is never on time for anything. I'm sure he _____ late for the party tonight.

12. A: Are you coming to the café with us? B: No, thanks. I'm too tired. I think I _____ at home tonight.

13. A: We've run out of bread. B: Really? I _____ some when I go out later.

14. A: Can I borrow your bike for an hour? B: Sure, but I need it this afternoon. A: Don't worry, I _____ it back before lunch.

15. My grandparents hate cold weather and snow, so I'm sure they _____ a winter holiday in Iceland.

16. A: Would you like tea or coffee? B: _____ a coffee, please.

17. Sam has a high temperature, so he probably _____ to school tomorrow.

18. A: I don't understand this maths homework. B: Don't worry. I _____ it to you after lunch.

19. A: Have a great trip! B: Thanks! I _____ you a postcard from Japan, I promise.

20. Don't worry about the interview. I'm sure it _____ as difficult as you think.