I will play football in March

I will play football in March
I will play football in March I will play football in March
I will play football
I' m going to play football.I can play football
"I can play football" is expressed in English as "I can play football". As a transitive verb, "play" means "to hit (a ball)". Example: he likes to play football He likes playing football bestIf it doesn't rain tomorrow, I will play football
：If，doesn' t. In a compound sentence containing a conditional adverbial clause, if the main clause uses the general future tense, the subordinate clause uses the general present tense to express the futureI will play football there every day. How to say it in English
I will play football there every day. Or: I am going to play football there every dayI will go to the park to play football. I' ll( )and ( )in the park
I' ll go and play football in the park.I played football yesterday. I'm going to play football tomorrow. I'm playing football now. I play football every day
I played football yesterday I' m going to play football tomorrow,I' m playing football I play football everyday He plays football everyday
I will write as it is. Play football
I am a lively little boy. I like playing football and basketball. I like playing football best. I go to the playground in our yard every Sunday to play football. This Sunday afternoonI will play football in the park at three o'clock
I will play football in the park at three o'clock i&\39; m going to play football in the park at three.——— Answer your questions carefully; If you still don't understand this question, you can ask. If you are satisfied, please remember to adopt it; If you have any other questions, please follow this questionI can play football
Translation: 1 I always watch TV on sunday . 2.I can play football. Interrogative sentence: 1 Do you always watch TV on sunday? 2.Can you play football. Answer: 1 Yes。