TE ENSEÑARA A DIFERENCIAR EL WILL CON EL MIGHT Y A USARLO

1. Maria Alejandro Pomacaja

2. Will
 Usamos will para expresar futuro, especialmente cuando queremos hacer
predicciones
Use: EXAMPLE
1) Future actions happen without the speaker's intention
The sun will shine tomorrow.
2) Predictions, assumptions
I think Sue will arrive in Paris at 6 pm.
3) Spontaneous actions
Hang on! I'll have a word with you

3. AFFIRMATIVE SUBJECT + WILL + V +C
I will go to New York - Iré a New York
He will go to New York - El irá a New York
NEGATIVE subject + won't (will not) + V + C
I won't go to New York - No iré a New York
He won't go to New York - El no irá a New York
Will + subject +V+C?
Will I go to New York ? - ¿Iré a New York ?
Will he go to New York ? - ¿Irá él a New York ?

4. Affirmative Negative Interrogative
I will go I won't go Will I go ?
You will go You won't go Will you go ?
He will go He won't go Will he go ?
She will go She won't go Will she go ?
It will go It won't go Will it go ?
We will go We won't go Will we go ?
You will go You won't go Will you go ?
They will go They won't go Will they go ?

5. Acciones que se van a desarrollar con certeza en
el futuro.
I will play tennis tomorrow. Jugaré tenis mañana.
OM Personal will be six in 2005. OM Personal cumplirá seis años en el 2005.
Predicción en el futuro.
It will snow tomorrow. Nevará mañana.
Promesas.
"Every Argentinian will have a job in this blessed country." (Carlos Menem)
"Todo Argentino tendrá un puesto de trabajo en este bendito país." (Carlos Menem)
Ofrecimientos.
I will stay with you all night if you really need it.
Me quedaré contigo toda la noche si realmente lo necesitas.
Suele utilizarse el auxiliar shall (o su contracción
'll) para el futuro de la primera persona del
singular y del plural.
We shall go to the movies = We will go to the movies
We'll go to the movies. Iremos al cine.

6. MIGHT
 "Might" is most commonly used to express possibility. It is
also often used in conditional sentences. English speakers
can also use "might" to make suggestions or requests,
although this is less common in American English.
 Examples:
Your purse might be in the living room. possibility
If I didn't have to work, I might go with you. conditional
You might visit the botanical gardens during your visit.
suggestion
Might I borrow your pen? request