Questions & Answers about Jeg vil gøre det i morgen.
Danish does not have a separate, inflected future tense like English will do.
To talk about the future, Danish mainly uses:
Present tense + time expression
- Jeg gør det i morgen. – I’ll do it tomorrow.
(Literally: I do it tomorrow.)
- Jeg gør det i morgen. – I’ll do it tomorrow.
Modal verbs + infinitive, like vil, skal, etc.
- Jeg vil gøre det i morgen. – I will do it tomorrow. / I want to do it tomorrow.
In Jeg vil gøre det i morgen, vil shows intention or willingness and also places the action in the future. It is one of the normal ways to express future in Danish, alongside the plain present tense with a time adverbial like i morgen.