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Seul-gi choi Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Will and should's usage
As an EFL, I don't know should and will's meanings and usages.
In the following sentences I didn't get will and should's meaning.
Please tell me the will and should's meaning.
Will - The hall will seat five hundred.
Should - All the chairs had little lace squares where one's head should rest...
In the following sentences I didn't get will and should's meaning.
Please tell me the will and should's meaning.
Will - The hall will seat five hundred.
Should - All the chairs had little lace squares where one's head should rest...
Top answer
"Will" indicates what something is able to do or what a capacity (ability or fullnes) is. "Should" indicates a normal or expected use or outcome. Both words have several different meanings, but these are the meanings for the sentences you provided.
- "Will" indicates what something is able to do or what a capacity (ability or fullnes) is.
- "Should" indicates a normal or expected use or outcome.
- Both words have several different meanings, but these are the meanings for the sentences you provided.
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"Will" indicates what something is able to do or what a capacity (ability or fullnes) is.
"Should" indicates a normal or expected use or outcome.
Both words have several different meanings, but these are the meanings for the sentences you provided.
"Should" indicates a normal or expected use or outcome.
Both words have several different meanings, but these are the meanings for the sentences you provided.
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