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"Can" asks about the ability to do something; "will" asks about the inclination and intention to do something.
- "Can" asks about the ability to do something; "will" asks about the inclination and intention to do something.
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"Can" asks about the ability to do something; "will" asks about the inclination and intention to do something.
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If I tell you I will meet you at the bank at 1 o'clock, you expect to see me there at 1. I have promised.
If I tell you I can meet you at the bank at 1 o'clock, you do not expect to see me there at 1. I have not promised anything. I have only said that I am able to do it (if I want to).
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If I tell you I can meet you at the bank at 1 o'clock, you do not expect to see me there at 1. I have not promised anything. I have only said that I am able to do it (if I want to).
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