Will ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Will ( verb )

1. Expressing the future tense.
2. Expressing a strong intention or assertion about the future.
3. Expressing inevitable events.
4. Expressing habits or customs.
5. Used to make requests.

Origin:

Old english wyllan, of germanic origin; related to dutch willen and german wollen, from an indo-european root meaning 'to wish, desire'.

Examples:

1. I will be there at 7pm.
2. I will not tolerate any more of this.
3. It will rain tomorrow.
4. My family will always have Sunday dinner together.
5. Will you please pass me the salt?

(As a noun)

Will ( noun )

1. Expressing the future tense.
2. Expressing a strong intention or assertion about the future.
3. Expressing inevitable events.
4. Expressing habits or customs.
5. Used to make requests.

Origin:

Old english wyllan, of germanic origin; related to dutch willen and german wollen, from an indo-european root meaning 'to wish, desire'.

Examples:

1. I will be there at 7pm.
2. I will not tolerate any more of this.
3. It will rain tomorrow.
4. My family will always have Sunday dinner together.
5. Will you please pass me the salt?