We can use 'will' to talk about events happening at the present. (For example: This car won't start.)
The future simple tense is composed of two parts: will/shall + base verb. Will and shall are often contracted to 'll.

I + shall / will + work
we
you
he/she/it + will + work
they
1. I shall/will write her tomorrow.
2. We shall/will go shopping together during the holidays.


I SHALL + NOT
we /SHAN'T/ + WORK
I
you WILL + NOT
he/she/it /WON'T/
we + WORK
they
I won't answer that question.
They won't accept this offer.

To form interrogative sentences we use will with all persons:
WILL I WORK?
we
you
WILL he/she/it WORK?
they
Will you open the window, please?
Will you do it for me?

1. Shall I close the door?
2. Shall we go to picnic tomorrow?
3. Shall I study English?

1. The Chairman shall be present at the Company's general meetings.
2. The accused shall be present during the trial
LET'S PRACTICE!!
http://www.aulafacil.com/CursoIngles/Ejercicios15.htm
http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=2675
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