Hakeem Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Neutral meaning?
Please explain this phrase for me:
"Will has a neutral meaning."
"Will has a neutral meaning."
Top answer
" I t would help if you supplied some context. Are you talking about grammar? We sometimes say that 'will' has a neutral meaning compared to modals.
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Hi,
Please explain this phrase for me:
"Will has a neutral meaning."
It would help if you supplied some context. Are you talking about grammar?
We sometimes say that 'will' has a neutral meaning compared t
Please explain this phrase for me:
"Will has a neutral meaning."
It would help if you supplied some context. Are you talking about grammar?
We sometimes say that 'will' has a neutral meaning compared t
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Hi, Yes, my question is about grammer. I read this phrase in a grammer book. it was written as well that Will is used for neutral future.
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Hi,
Broadly speaking, here's the idea.
'Going to' future suggests you have a plan.
'Present Continuous' future suggests a more finalized and more scheduled plan.
'Will' does not so much sugge
Broadly speaking, here's the idea.
'Going to' future suggests you have a plan.
'Present Continuous' future suggests a more finalized and more scheduled plan.
'Will' does not so much sugge
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