Questions with Will for the ESL Classroom

In this post, you will find all that you need to know about closed and open questions with will.

Will is a modal that we use to make affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences about the future such as:

  • Where will you play next month?
  • What will you do tomorrow?
  • Who will you go out with?
  • How many people will participate in the next video?
  • What Netflix shows will be cancelled?
  • Who will pay for all this food and clothing?

Let’s check the structure to make open and closed questions with will correctly



Questions with Will: Structure

The structure to make questions with will is pretty simple, let’s start with the structure to make open questions.

Will PronounVerbPredicate +?
Willyouplay soccer?
Willyou come here?

Now, let’s check the structure to make close questions with will

Wh-QuestionWill PronounVerbPredicate +?
WhenWillyouplay soccer?
WhenWillyou come home?

Now let’s check some of the most common questions you can make with Will.


Questions with Will: Food

These are some questions with will about food situations

  • Where will we eat?
  • What will we eat?
  • When will you eat?
  • What restaurant will you go to?
  • Why will you eat alone?
  • Why won’t you drink coffee?
  • Will Diana stop eating chocolates?

Questions with Will: Sports

These are some questions with will about sports

  • What time will we play tennis?
  • When will the boxers fight again?
  • Will you watch the game?
  • Will your team win tonight?
  • When will your dream team be a champion?
  • Why will you stop betting on sports?

Questions with Will: Traveling

These are some questions with will about traveling

  • Where will you go?
  • Who will come with you?
  • Where will you stay?
  • How much money will you spend?
  • What countries will you visit?
  • When will you buy the airplane tickets?
  • What car will you rent?
  • When will you get your passport?
  • What places will you visit?
  • When will you leave the country?

Questions with Will: School

These are some questions with will about school

  • When will you start university?
  • When will you finish school?
  • Will you study a second major?
  • What will you study?
  • When will you graduate?
  • Will you learn a language?
  • What language will you learn?
  • Where will you move after you finish university?

Questions with Will: Life

These are some questions with will about Life

  • Will you get married?
  • Will you have children?
  • How many children will you have?
  • What will you do before you get married?
  • Will you work until you are 60?
  • Where will you be in three years?
  • Where will you be in five years?
  • Where will you be in ten years?
  • When will you celebrate your next birthday?

Questions with Will: Entertainment

These are some questions with will related to entertainment

  • What movie will we watch?
  • What songs will you use for your videos?
  • What streamer will you subscribed to?
  • What Youtube channel will you join?
  • What podcast will you start listening to?
  • What video games will they buy from steam?
  • Will she be happy if we watch another movie?

Conversation with Questions with Will

This is a short conversation that include question with will

NateHey, I am kinda worried
JosephWhy?
NateThe team we are facing is really good
JosephSharon will help us
NateWill Sharon play tomorrow?
JosephYes
NateBut she broke her right foot like three hours ago
JosephWhat? I didn’t know that
NateWe are in serious trouble?
JoseYes, We are

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Manuel Campos, English Professor

Manuel Campos

I am Jose Manuel, English professor and creator of EnglishPost.org, a blog whose mission is to share lessons for those who want to learn and improve their English