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Bubblebath Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

What's the difference between "Oil floats on water" and "Oil will float on water"?

Both of them work as general statements.
  

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To make it clear you should give an example, otherwise the question is rather vague.
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When you refere to the property of oil in English, you have options for the expression. That is, Oil floats on water and Oil will float on water. I cannot grasp the difference of nuance.
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