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Grammar Skills

A. Verbs – will and will not
We use ‘will’ and ‘will not’ to talk about something we expect to happen or not happen

in the future.
Examples: He will help me.

He will not (won’t) help me.

Now complete the sentences with will or will not.

1. The sky looks clear. It ______________________ rain.

2. I feel sleepy. I think I ______________________ go to bed.

3. Exams are coming. I ______________________ study hard.

4. If the weather is bad, we ______________________ go out.

5. The teacher ______________________ explain the lesson again if you don’t understand.

6. You are not studying. You ______________________ pass the exam.

7. The children ______________________ wear coats because it is cold.

8. Don’t play in the rain. You ______________________ get wet.

9. It is 7 o’ clock. The bus ______________________ come any time now.

10. She is full. She ______________________ eat anything now.

B. Adjectives of Quantity

Adjectives of quantity show the quantity of something.

We use some, a few, many for things we can count.
We use some, a little, a lot of for things we cannot count.

Underline () the right word.

1. There are (many / a lot of) books in the library.

2. Could you please wait for (a few / a little) minutes?

3. The merchant had (some / a few) money with him.

4. There is (a little / a few) milk in the jug.

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