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To express future action spontaneously, something you just think or decide that you do.

In Spanish when we use the future tense, in a phrase such as "I'll buy... Your ... She will come ..." in English we use "Will".

And what is "Will"?
"Will" is a modal verb (or auxiliary) used to shape the future.

• I will work. (Yo trabajaré.)
• She will study. (Ella estudiará)
• They will learn. (Ellos/as aprenderán)

How is abbreviated "Will"?

"Will" is abbreviated as follows: 'll. Therefore, we say: I'll Go (yo iré)

• I will / I'll
  
• You will / You'll
  
• He will / He'll
  
• She will / She'll
  
• It will / It'll
  
• We will / We’ll
  
• They will / They’ll

1. Afirmattive form:

The structure of the future with "Will" in affirmative sentences:

Structure: Subject + will + verb

Example:

• I will play football.(yo jugaré futbol)

NOTE: short/contracted form in the will-future:

• I'll play football.

2. Negative form:

The structure of the future with "Will" in negative sentences:

Structure: Subject + will not + verb

Example:

• He will not play football.
• He won't play football.
  
• He'll not play football.

3. Interrogative form:

The structure of the future with "Will" in interrogative sentences:

Structure: Will + subject + verb

Example:

• Will he play football?