Definition: Used to express the future tense, sometimes with an implication of volition or determination when used in the first person. Compare shall.
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Number of sentences found for the keyword 'will': 23
1. I will never forget your kindness.
2. The tailor will measure your waist for the suit.
3. The plane will land in an hour.
4. This decision will take effect next month.
5. Either road will get you there.
6. The lawyer will claim compensation on your behalf.
7. The store will close at 9 PM.
8. I will definitely come to your party.
9. The cold shower will invigorate your senses.
10. A cup of coffee will invigorate your focus.
11. Will you be able to join us?
12. Will she be able to present?
13. Will they accept my application?
14. The college will accept 500 students.
15. They will face action for the mistake.
16. She will come back tomorrow.
17. Will you come if it rains?
18. The train will come soon.
19. When will your order come?
20. I’m confident this will work.
1. I will never forget your kindness.
2. The tailor will measure your waist for the suit.
3. The plane will land in an hour.
4. This decision will take effect next month.
5. Either road will get you there.
6. The lawyer will claim compensation on your behalf.
7. The store will close at 9 PM.
8. I will definitely come to your party.
9. The cold shower will invigorate your senses.
10. A cup of coffee will invigorate your focus.
11. Will you be able to join us?
12. Will she be able to present?
13. Will they accept my application?
14. The college will accept 500 students.
15. They will face action for the mistake.
16. She will come back tomorrow.
17. Will you come if it rains?
18. The train will come soon.
19. When will your order come?
20. I’m confident this will work.
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