Multiple choice softskills leadership

I will _____ you tommorrow morning

  1. helping

  2. help

  3. to help

  4. helped
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

With 'will' to express future intention, we use the bare infinitive form of the verb. 'I will help you' (B) is correct. 'Helping' and 'helped' are wrong verb forms, and 'to help' incorrectly adds the infinitive marker after 'will'.

AI explanation

"I will help you tomorrow morning" is correct because after the modal auxiliary "will," English requires the bare infinitive (base form) of the following verb — "help," not "helping" (gerund/present participle), "to help" (full infinitive), or "helped" (past tense). Modals like will, can, must, shall always pair with the bare infinitive form of the main verb they govern. The other three options break this rule by using the wrong verb form after the modal.

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