he will do/does?

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00"He will do" is more correct, but I can't think of common use for it other than: "Are you going to keep the new employee on staff?" "Yes, he will do."0-

0 Welcome to EnglishForward, Pravinth. "He will does" is grammatically incorrect. The simple future auxilliary "Will" takes base form of a verb("will"+ "do"). So, it should be "He will do". 0-

0 Hai rushonly, Thanks for your reply. Thank You Dear. Thank you! 0-

0Thanks i have one more ... become/becomes02br
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00 so it must be "He will become ...." and not "He will becomes...." or just "He will be ...."02br
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00 what is the differenec?? Please0-

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10Thanks i have one more ... become/becomes12br
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10 so it must be "He will become ...." and not "He will becomes...." or just "He will be ...."12br
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10 what is the differenec?? Please12br
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10Hi Prav

0Thanx again boy,02br
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00 But can i say -I will be a doctor [or] i will become a doctor --which one is more correct???please reply. i am very near to you. i am in trichy. Thank You again!0-

Pravinth
Thanx again boy,

But can i say -I will be a doctor [or] i will become a doctor --which one is more correct???please reply. i am very near to you. i am in trichy. Thank You again!

Hi Pravinth,

"I will be a doctor" and "I will become a doctor" both mean pretty much same thing, in general. However, if we dig a litt

Pravinth,
Only in the case of third person, singular number, present tense 's' is added with the verb.
Example:
He goes to the school,but ,they go to the school,Tom **** and Harry go..................
She cooks every day ,but they cook...................etc

He can do or he can does?
Thank you.