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Whatchadoin Posted 14 years ago
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Will
For example one of my teammates plays only with famas but will pick a better weapon for us and exchange it for a famas.
What does "will" mean in such cases? Does the same apply for the past as well? Can I say "picks" instead of "will pick"?
What does "will" mean in such cases? Does the same apply for the past as well? Can I say "picks" instead of "will pick"?
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What's a famas?
- What's a famas?
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If it a make of weapon, then it should be capitalized: Famas.
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For example one of my teammates plays only with famas but will pick a better weapon for us and exchange it for a Famas.
What's the function of the "will" in this sentence?
What's the function of the "will" in this sentence?
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Well, it really doesn't make any sense—what is being exchanged for the Famas? Which weapon does each player end up with? Anyway, I suppose 'will' is the 'will' of prediction.
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