Using the non-auxiliary verb "will"
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What are some example sentences where the non-auxiliary verb will is used there correctly, please?
Take a look at the sentence below please to see whether it's part of those example sentences or not:
I will to have some researches on these particular matters.
And can we use it like any other non-auxiliary verb in customary sentences?
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KhoshtipMan What are some example sentences where the non-auxiliary verb will is used there correctly, please? com/definition/us/will As a non-auxiliary verb, "will" is formal or literary or technical. It is little used in everyday contexts.
- KhoshtipMan What are some example sentences where the non-auxiliary verb will is used there correctly, please?
- com/definition/us/will As a non-auxiliary verb, "will" is formal or literary or technical.
- It is little used in everyday contexts.
- KhoshtipMan I will to have some researches on these particular matters.
- This doesn't work.
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KhoshtipManWhat are some example sentences where the non-auxiliary verb will is used there correctly, please?
See the example sentences at the second definition of the verb at https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/us/will
As a non-auxiliary verb, "
0KhoshtipManI will to have some researches on these particular matters.
That does not work.
"Will" in this context means to exert mental force to cause something to happen. "Will power" is a related term that you often hear.
Yoda willed the X-Wing fighter plane to rise out of the swamp.
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