Answer: A) Will
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) NO, THEY WOULDN'T.
Answer: B) I'll come later.
Answer: A) Yes
Answer: B) Will-would
Answer: C) Would
Answer: A) Will is used for general or personal predictions; going to is used when there is present evidence.
Answer: B) Will
Answer: A) Won't speak.
Answer: B) Would be.
Answer: B) Are going to.
Answer: A) Will get.
Answer: A) Will help.
Answer: A) Are going to.
Answer: A) Won't lend.
Answer: C) Helping verb.
Answer: D) Will not clean.
Answer: A) When making spontaneous decisions, promises, offers, predictions based on personal opinions, or predictions about the future that are not influenced by present evidence.
Answer: B) To express uncertain or indefinite plans.
Answer: C) Will
Answer: A) Will-would
Answer: D) Won't be.
Answer: B) Would / like to.
Answer: B) Will not.
Answer: D) Won't wait for.
Answer: A) Refusal to perform its immediate function.
Answer: B) I'll help you with your homework.
Answer: B) Would
Answer: A) Won't
Answer: C) It's used to express offers and promises.
Answer: B) Won't
Answer: A) Yes, I'd like that.
Answer: C) Won't be.
Answer: A) Don't finish-won't party.
Answer: D) Won't
Answer: A) Future actions.
Answer: A) She cooks so she could be a chef.
Answer: A) Don't think we'll.
Answer: C) Will be.
Answer: C) Wouldn't