Complete the sentences. Use will, "ll, or won't and the verbs.1 Great! The weather man on TV says itwill be (be) sunny tomorrow.2 Do you think people in the future(travel) to other planets like Mars?3 What time we (arrive) inNew York tomorrow, do you think?4 I love those trainers! When I get my pocketmoney next week, I think (buy) them.Please can you help me with my homework?I promise it. .. (take) very long.​

1. Great! The weather man on TV says it will be sunny tomorrow.

Explanation: The sentence is talking about a future event, which is the weather tomorrow. We use "will" to talk about a future event or state. In this case, we use "will be" to describe the weather tomorrow.

2. Do you think people in the future will travel to other planets like Mars?

Explanation: The sentence is asking for an opinion about a future event, which is people traveling to other planets like Mars. We use "will" to talk about a future event or state. In this case, we use "will travel" to talk about the possibility of people traveling to other planets in the future.

3. What time will we arrive in New York tomorrow, do you think?

Explanation: The sentence is asking about the future arrival time in New York. We use "will" to talk about a future event or state. In this case, we use "will arrive" to talk about the future arrival time in New York.

4. I love those trainers! When I get my pocket money next week, I think I will buy them.

Explanation: The sentence is talking about a future action, which is buying the trainers. We use "will" to talk about a future event or state. In this case, we use "I will buy" to indicate the future action of buying the trainers when the speaker receives their pocket money next week.

5. Please can you help me with my homework? I promise it won't take very long.

Explanation: The sentence is talking about a future action, which is the time it will take to complete the homework. We use "won't" (short form of "will not") to express a negative future action or state. In this case, we use "it won't take" to indicate that the homework will not take a long time to complete.