Misused Verbs - Will, Would | Verb Worksheets - Free Printable

Let's solve each section of this worksheet step by step and explain the solutions.

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Section 1: Complete the sentences. Use "I'll (I will)" + these verbs: carry, do, eat, send, show, stay

We need to use "I'll" (short for "I will") followed by one of the given verbs to complete the sentences logically.

#### Solutions:

1. My bag is very heavy.
→ *I'll carry it for you.*
✔ "carry" fits perfectly — offering help with a heavy bag.

2. Thank you. ________ you a postcard.
→ *I'll send you a postcard.*
✔ "send" makes sense — promising to mail a postcard.

3. Well, I'm hungry. ________ it.
→ *I'll eat it.*
✔ "eat" matches the hunger context.

4. Oh, it's OK. ________ on the floor.
→ *I'll stay on the floor.*
✔ "stay" fits — accepting the situation.

5. Did you phone Jenny?
→ *I'll do it now.*
✔ "do" here means "make the call" — a common use of "do" for actions.

6. Are you coming with me?
→ *No, I don't think so. I'll stay here.*
✔ "stay" indicates remaining in place.

7. How do you use this camera?
→ *Give it to me and I'll show you.*
✔ "show" is correct — demonstrating how to use something.

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✔ Section 1 Answers:

1. I'll carry
2. I'll send
3. I'll eat
4. I'll stay
5. I'll do
6. I'll stay
7. I'll show

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Section 2: Complete using the verbs in brackets to make NEGATIVE sentences.

We need to form negative future simple sentences using "won't" (will not) + verb.

#### Solutions:

1. Jack won't go to the cinema. (go)
✔ Correct — negative future.

2. Sandy won't write a novel. (write)
✔ Negative future tense.

3. I won't become a famous singer. (become)
✔ "won't become" = won’t achieve that goal.

4. My friends won't have an exam next week. (have)
✔ They won’t be taking an exam.

5. Jane won't go to school tomorrow. (go)
✔ She won’t attend school.

6. In 2100, robots won't do the housework. (do)
✔ Future prediction — they won’t perform household tasks.

7. Dad won't be home at 4 o'clock. (be)
✔ He won’t be present at that time.

8. Mom won't do the clothes. (iron)
✔ "do the clothes" is informal for "iron the clothes", but more naturally we say:
→ *Mom won't iron the clothes.*
However, since the verb given is "iron", the answer should be:
→ *Mom won't iron the clothes.*
But the blank is likely expecting just the verb form:
→ won't iron

> ⚠️ Note: The phrase "the clothes" is missing in the sentence. It should probably read:
> *"Mom ________ the clothes."* → So: won't iron

✔ Final answers:

1. won't go
2. won't write
3. won't become
4. won't have
5. won't go
6. won't do
7. won't be
8. won't iron

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Section 3: Order to make INTERROGATIVE sentences.

We need to rearrange the words to form questions using "Will" or "I'll".

Remember:
Question structure:
→ Will + subject + verb + ... ?

Let’s go one by one.

1. tonight / go out / will / you / ?
→ Will you go out tonight?
✔ Standard question order.

2. Ben / to the beach / go / will / ?
→ Will Ben go to the beach?
✔ Subject is "Ben".

3. In June / work / they / will / ?
→ Will they work in June?
✔ Time adverbial "in June" goes at the end.

4. next week / will / it / be cold / ?
→ Will it be cold next week?
✔ Yes — "it" is the subject.

5. by car / she / travel / will / ?
→ Will she travel by car?
✔ "by car" is a prepositional phrase — comes after the verb.

6. live / in Mars / will / people / ?
→ Will people live on Mars?
✘ Wait! "in Mars" is incorrect. We say "on Mars".
So the corrected sentence: Will people live on Mars?
✔ Grammar note: planets take "on", not "in".

7. Gary / move / will / to New York / ?
→ Will Gary move to New York?
✔ Correct.

8. to London / go / Joe / will / ?
→ Will Joe go to London?
✔ Yes — subject is "Joe".

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✔ Section 3 Answers:

1. Will you go out tonight?
2. Will Ben go to the beach?
3. Will they work in June?
4. Will it be cold next week?
5. Will she travel by car?
6. Will people live on Mars?
7. Will Gary move to New York?
8. Will Joe go to London?

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✔ Final Answer Summary:

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#### Section 1:
1. I'll carry
2. I'll send
3. I'll eat
4. I'll stay
5. I'll do
6. I'll stay
7. I'll show

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#### Section 2:
1. won't go
2. won't write
3. won't become
4. won't have
5. won't go
6. won't do
7. won't be
8. won't iron

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#### Section 3:
1. Will you go out tonight?
2. Will Ben go to the beach?
3. Will they work in June?
4. Will it be cold next week?
5. Will she travel by car?
6. Will people live on Mars?
7. Will Gary move to New York?
8. Will Joe go to London?

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🔍 Explanation of Key Concepts:

- Future Simple "Will": Used for predictions, spontaneous decisions, promises, offers.
- Example: "I'll help you." (spontaneous offer)
- Negative form: "won't" = will not
- Example: "She won't come."
- Questions: Start with "Will" + subject + verb?
- Example: "Will you go?"

💡 Tip: Always check subject-verb agreement and word order when forming questions.

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