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Let's solve this fun "Fortune Teller" worksheet step by step. The goal is to fill in the blanks with "will" or "won't" to complete each fortune teller’s prediction based on the picture and context.
We’ll go through each sentence, analyze what’s happening in the image, and decide whether the action will happen (will) or won’t happen (won’t).
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- Image: Two women are sitting at a table in a cafe.
- Analysis: They are meeting at the cafe, so they won’t meet in the park.
- ✔ Answer: won't
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- Image: A woman is looking at a car with a "SOLD" sign.
- Analysis: The car is already sold — she won’t buy it. But there’s no mention of a house; however, the image only shows her with the car. Since the car is sold, she won’t buy it. For the house, no evidence — but since it's a prediction, and nothing suggests she’ll buy a house, we assume won’t.
- ✔ Answer: won't, won't
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- Image: An elderly couple with canes, walking slowly.
- Analysis: They look too old to run — so they won’t go running. But they will go walking.
- ✔ Answer: won't, will
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- Image: A boy playing video games on a computer.
- Analysis: He is clearly playing games at home — so he won’t visit his grandma. And he will stay home and play.
- ✔ Answer: won't, will
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- Image: A woman carrying books and a shopping bag.
- Analysis: She has books — so she will go to the library. She also has a shopping bag — so she will go to the supermarket.
- ✔ Answer: will, will
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- Image: A girl riding a bicycle.
- Analysis: She is riding the bike — so she will ride it. No dolls shown — but since she’s riding, she won’t be playing with dolls.
- ✔ Answer: will, won't
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- Image: A girl playing the violin.
- Analysis: She is playing the violin — so she will learn it. But there's no guitar — so she won’t learn the guitar.
- ✔ Answer: will, won't
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- Image: A man with a dog, standing near a vet’s office.
- Analysis: He’s going to the vet — so he will take the dog. But he’s not walking — he’s going to the vet, so he won’t take her for a walk.
- ✔ Answer: will, won't
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- Image: A boy receiving a letter with a big smile.
- Analysis: He looks happy — likely getting good news. Also, “high grades” suggest success. So both are positive.
- ✔ Answer: will, will
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- Image: A boy opening a large box, sitting on a chair.
- Analysis: He’s receiving a box — so will. He’s sitting on the armchair — so he will have a rest.
- ✔ Answer: will, will
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- Image: A man in pajamas, sleeping on an armchair.
- Analysis: He’s resting — so he won’t go to work. He will have a rest.
- ✔ Answer: won't, will
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- Image: A boy playing baseball, swinging a bat.
- Analysis: He’s playing — so he will play successfully. But the second part says "but" — suggesting contrast. His team won’t win the match.
- ✔ Answer: will, won't
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1. won't
2. won't, won't
3. won't, will
4. won't, will
5. will, will
6. will, won't
7. will, won't
8. will, won't
9. will, will
10. will, will
11. won't, will
12. will, won't
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- Use "will" when the action is expected or shown to happen.
- Use "won't" when the action is not happening or contradicted by the image.
- Pay attention to visual clues like actions, objects, and facial expressions.
- Look for contrasts (like “but”) that signal a change in outcome.
This exercise helps practice future tense predictions using visual context! 😊
We’ll go through each sentence, analyze what’s happening in the image, and decide whether the action will happen (will) or won’t happen (won’t).
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1. Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Shaw meet at a cafe. They ____ meet in the park.
- Image: Two women are sitting at a table in a cafe.
- Analysis: They are meeting at the cafe, so they won’t meet in the park.
- ✔ Answer: won't
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2. Mrs. Brooks ____ buy a new car. She ____ buy a new house.
- Image: A woman is looking at a car with a "SOLD" sign.
- Analysis: The car is already sold — she won’t buy it. But there’s no mention of a house; however, the image only shows her with the car. Since the car is sold, she won’t buy it. For the house, no evidence — but since it's a prediction, and nothing suggests she’ll buy a house, we assume won’t.
- ✔ Answer: won't, won't
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3. The old couple ____ go running. They ____ go walking.
- Image: An elderly couple with canes, walking slowly.
- Analysis: They look too old to run — so they won’t go running. But they will go walking.
- ✔ Answer: won't, will
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4. Tyler ____ visit his grandmother. He ____ stay at home and play computer games.
- Image: A boy playing video games on a computer.
- Analysis: He is clearly playing games at home — so he won’t visit his grandma. And he will stay home and play.
- ✔ Answer: won't, will
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5. Mrs. Richardson ____ go to the library. She ____ go to the supermarket.
- Image: A woman carrying books and a shopping bag.
- Analysis: She has books — so she will go to the library. She also has a shopping bag — so she will go to the supermarket.
- ✔ Answer: will, will
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6. Poppy ____ ride her new bicycle. She ____ play with her dolls.
- Image: A girl riding a bicycle.
- Analysis: She is riding the bike — so she will ride it. No dolls shown — but since she’s riding, she won’t be playing with dolls.
- ✔ Answer: will, won't
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7. Gracie ____ learn how to play the violin. She ____ learn how to play the guitar.
- Image: A girl playing the violin.
- Analysis: She is playing the violin — so she will learn it. But there's no guitar — so she won’t learn the guitar.
- ✔ Answer: will, won't
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8. Mr. Williamson ____ take the dog to the vet. He ____ take her for a walk.
- Image: A man with a dog, standing near a vet’s office.
- Analysis: He’s going to the vet — so he will take the dog. But he’s not walking — he’s going to the vet, so he won’t take her for a walk.
- ✔ Answer: will, won't
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9. Nathan ____ get good news. He ____ get high grades at school.
- Image: A boy receiving a letter with a big smile.
- Analysis: He looks happy — likely getting good news. Also, “high grades” suggest success. So both are positive.
- ✔ Answer: will, will
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10. Jenson ____ receive a big box. He ____ have a rest on the armchair.
- Image: A boy opening a large box, sitting on a chair.
- Analysis: He’s receiving a box — so will. He’s sitting on the armchair — so he will have a rest.
- ✔ Answer: will, will
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11. Sebastian ____ go to work today. He ____ have a rest on the armchair.
- Image: A man in pajamas, sleeping on an armchair.
- Analysis: He’s resting — so he won’t go to work. He will have a rest.
- ✔ Answer: won't, will
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12. Arthur ____ play successfully, but his baseball team ____ win the match tomorrow.
- Image: A boy playing baseball, swinging a bat.
- Analysis: He’s playing — so he will play successfully. But the second part says "but" — suggesting contrast. His team won’t win the match.
- ✔ Answer: will, won't
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✔ Final Answers:
1. won't
2. won't, won't
3. won't, will
4. won't, will
5. will, will
6. will, won't
7. will, won't
8. will, won't
9. will, will
10. will, will
11. won't, will
12. will, won't
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🌟 Explanation Summary:
- Use "will" when the action is expected or shown to happen.
- Use "won't" when the action is not happening or contradicted by the image.
- Pay attention to visual clues like actions, objects, and facial expressions.
- Look for contrasts (like “but”) that signal a change in outcome.
This exercise helps practice future tense predictions using visual context! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of will worksheet.
