Will come through = comes through?
Hello everyone! 
In a video a lady talks about how she often calls upon her grandparents (I assume they have passed on) for help. And she says something like "usually I get a message from them that helps me".
But she says it like this: "I look up and say 'Help me!' and usually their messages will come through."
Could someone help me please if the future tense means Simple Present here? That's what I figured. Or does the future tense have some "nuance meaning" to it here?
Thank you for any replies in advance!
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Mezanie Could someone help me please if the future tense means Simple Present here? That's what I figured. Or does the future tense have some "nuance meaning" to it here?
- Mezanie Could someone help me please if the future tense means Simple Present here?
- That's what I figured.
- Or does the future tense have some "nuance meaning" to it here?
- Both.
- The future tense is used for present time here.
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MezanieCould someone help me please if the future tense means Simple Present here? That's what I figured. Or does the future tense have some "nuance meaning" to it here?
Both. The future tense is used for present time here. The nuance is that it's used to indicate typical behavior.
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