Worksheet for practicing advanced grammar with "will" in English.

Let's solve each section of the worksheet step by step and explain the reasoning behind each answer.

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I. Complete the sentences with verbs in the bracket, using “will”

We are given a list of verbs:
live, travel, have, be, work

We must use "will" + verb to form future predictions or plans.

1. When I grow up, I …………………… in the hospital.
→ "Work" is the most logical verb here.
✔ will work

2. I think it …………………… hot this Sunday.
→ We're predicting the weather; "be" is correct.
✔ will be

3. Next year, my friends and I …………………… around the world.
→ "Travel" fits best for movement around the world.
✔ will travel

4. We …………………… a lot of fun at Eliot’s party tomorrow.
→ "Have" is used with "fun" in expressions like "have fun."
✔ will have

5. The Smith family …………………… in England next year.
→ "Live" is appropriate for long-term residence.
✔ will live

✔ Answers:
1. will work
2. will be
3. will travel
4. will have
5. will live

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II. Read. Circle the correct answer in italics.

Choose between modal verbs (may/might) and past tense forms based on context.

1. They’re late. They may / have missed the bus.
→ "May have missed" is a possibility about a past event.
✔ may have missed (correct structure for speculation about the past)

2. They might help / helped you if you ask them.
→ Conditional sentence: "if you ask them" = future condition → use present simple after "might".
✔ might help

3. I don’t have the key because I may leave / left it at my office.
→ The speaker is explaining why they don't have the key now — it's a past action.
✔ left (past fact, not a possibility)

4. He might not like / didn’t like the film because he doesn’t like cartoons.
→ This is a general opinion based on preference. "Might not like" expresses possibility.
✔ might not like (because the reason is his dislike of cartoons — we're predicting his reaction)

5. My cousins might come / came over next weekend.
→ "Next weekend" = future time → need future tense.
✔ might come

✔ Answers:
1. may have missed
2. might help
3. left
4. might not like
5. might come

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III. Unscramble the sentences.

We need to rearrange the words into grammatically correct sentences using modal verbs (may, might).

1. be / may / to / This / the right way / the post office. /
→ Start with "This may be..."
✔ This may be the right way to the post office.

2. / might / not / the final / She / pass / exam. /
→ Subject: "She", then modal: "might not", verb: "pass", object: "the final exam"
✔ She might not pass the final exam.

3. if / you / the train / hurry up. / don't / might / miss / We /
→ "If you don't hurry up" → conditional clause
→ "We might miss the train" → main clause
✔ If you don't hurry up, we might miss the train.

4. cookies. / to / She / might / how / know / make /
→ "She might know how to make cookies."
✔ She might know how to make cookies.

5. may / finish / not / my work / 6 pm. / I / before /
→ "I may not finish my work before 6 p.m."
✔ I may not finish my work before 6 p.m.

6. not / might / Jane / such a / to / go / to / want / boring party. /
→ "Jane might not want to go to such a boring party."
✔ Jane might not want to go to such a boring party.

✔ Final Answers for III:

1. This may be the right way to the post office.
2. She might not pass the final exam.
3. If you don't hurry up, we might miss the train.
4. She might know how to make cookies.
5. I may not finish my work before 6 p.m.
6. Jane might not want to go to such a boring party.

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✔ Final Answer Summary:

#### I.
1. will work
2. will be
3. will travel
4. will have
5. will live

#### II.
1. may have missed
2. might help
3. left
4. might not like
5. might come

#### III.
1. This may be the right way to the post office.
2. She might not pass the final exam.
3. If you don't hurry up, we might miss the train.
4. She might know how to make cookies.
5. I may not finish my work before 6 p.m.
6. Jane might not want to go to such a boring party.

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