This document summarizes the forms and uses of the present passive and will/won't in English. It outlines the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the present passive and will/won't. It then explains some common uses of the present passive, including when the subject is unknown or unimportant, and when describing scientific processes. It also discusses uses of will/won't such as making decisions, offers, promises, and predictions.

1. TRABAJO DE INGLÉS Alberto Guisado Lozano Francisco José Martínez Cañete 3º ESO A Present Passive and Will

14. BASIC CONCEPTS WILL / WON´T FORMS A : S + Will + Infinitivo del verbo sin to. N : S + Won´t + Infinitivo del verbo sin to. I : Will + S + Infinitivo del verbo sin to. USES It is used to offer or to ask for something , to remind or to put out of tune , to express decisions while one speaks , to predict , when we promise something , is in use when the verb appears think , expect , probably and sure .

15. NOS VEREMOS EN LA SIGUIENTE EXPLICACIÓN