A2+ 4B Grammar will/won't for Decisions & Offers

A: I can't do this exercise. B: Don't worry, I _____ help you.

• can't
• won't
• will

A: What would you like to have? B: I _____ have a burger and a coke, please.

• may
• will
• can
• do

Don't worry, I _____ finish my homework before I leave the house.

• may
• might
• am going
• will

A: Oh no, I lost my favourite pencil! B: It's OK. I _____ you a new one.

• won't buy
• will to buy
• won't buying
• will buy

A: What was that noise? B: Stay here, I _____ and check it out.

• will go
• can go
• am going
• am going to go

You see an old lady and she's carrying a heavy bag. What do you say to her?

• "I am carrying that for you."
• "I would like carry that for you."

• "I'll carry that for you."
• "I am going to carry that for you."

Your friend calls you and says that she is having trouble with a school project. You want to help her, what do you say to her?

• "I really can't help you right now."
• "I'm going to help my friend paint his house."
• "Sure, I'll help you with that today."
• "I don't have to do anything for school."

You and your friends are at a café and the waitress is ready to take your order. What do you say?

• "I think I am having a chicken wrap."
• "I think I am going to have a soft drink."
• "I think I'll have the daily special."
• "I think I am having nothing right now."