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* objective form of "who" | * objective form of "who" | ||
=== will === | |||
* in general, indicates the future | |||
* as an <u>auxiliary verb</u> ("helping verb" ) | |||
** "will" creates the simple or continuous future tense of another verb | |||
*** ''They will go there next week'' | |||
*** ''They will be going there next week'' | |||
** "will" as an interrogatory (indicates a question or inquiry) | |||
*** ''Will they go next week?'' | |||
** "will" as a modal verb (indicates desire, necessity or conditionality/possibility) | |||
*** ''They will go next week or else!'' | |||
* as a <u>finite verb</u> (action verb) | |||
** "will" means | |||
*** to make something happen or someone do something | |||
**** ''The test was hard, but I willed my way through it'' | |||
*** to bequeath (give after death) | |||
**** ''He willed a family memento to her'' | |||
* as a <u>noun</u> | |||
** mental fortitude or self-control | |||
*** ''It was tempting to her, but she resisted as her will is strong'' | |||
** an intention or desire | |||
*** ''They did it anyway against her will'' | |||
** what commands or ordains, esp. God | |||
*** ''God's will be done'' | |||
== Y-Z == | == Y-Z == |