grammar · neutral
will be + past participle
Simple future passive: indicates that something will be done in the future (by someone).
Examples
“The new highway will be completed next year.”
“All applications will be reviewed by the committee.”
“This issue will be discussed at the next meeting.”
Band 8 sentence
“The proposals will be evaluated by an independent panel before any funding is released.”
Collocations
- will be + past participle + by + agent
- will be discussed / will be implemented / will be considered
Common mistakes
The policy will implement next month.→The policy will be implemented next month.
The results will announce tomorrow.→The results will be announced tomorrow.
Say it for a higher band
5will + V (active)→6is going to + V→7+will be + past participle
Easily confused
will have + past participle
“By June, they will have finished the renovation.”
be going to + base verb
“They are going to open a new branch next month.”
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