Future with “Will”: Offering to Help Worksheet

A.  Read the sentences under the picture.

Person 1: I can’t climb this ladder.
Person 2: Hold my hand. I’ll pull you up.   

When you offer to help someone, use  I’ll  or I will + the simple form of a verb.

B.  Read each sentence on the left. Match it with an offer to help on the right. Write the letter of your answer on the line.

1. __f__ I’m really thirsty. a. I’ll carry it.
2. _____ I’m really hungry. b. I’ll fix it for you.
3. _____ This suitcase is too heavy for me. c. I’ll get the owner’s manual.
4. _____ It’s raining hard, and I have to leave. d. I’ll draw you a map.
5. _____ We don’t have any dish soap. e. I’ll set the table.
6. _____ I can’t find my glasses. f. I’ll get you a glass of water.
7. _____ I don’t know how to get to the park. g. I’ll loan you my umbrella.
8. _____ Dinner is almost ready. h. I’ll make you a sandwich.
9. _____ My bicycle is broken. i. I’ll help you look for them.
10. _____ I don’t know how this coffee maker works. j. I’ll get some on my way home.

C.  Read the matched sentences aloud with a partner.

D.  Offer to help someone. Write your sentences on the lines. Begin each sentence with I’ll. (There are many possible sentences.)

1. I’m really hungry.  ________________________________________________________

2. I have a bad cold.  ________________________________________________________

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