And yes or no, modality or auxiliary will be used. Both are generally important.
I am new to watching the Kung Fu Panda movie. I like that one sentence. Oogway says ‘He will pick the dragon warrior’ when he gets to make a decision.’ Why is “will” now used with “how”? Does”now” mean “soon”? Or is this verb a modal verb?
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As the subject was broad topic, this one will keep it short.
So I use “Usedv.”. Using the word “Usedv. Usage in English
uses refer to the structure in the language and Usage usually means the way the language is employed in everyday life. Likewise, while “will” is taught as the future tense, the usage of “will” is more common to make a prediction, a promise, or in this case, a declaration of intention. In BrE shall is used to indicate the difference between the two, but it has fallen out of favor in the US.
Anyway, it’s only a cartoon itself, not
literature.
Why is that “will” is now used this way?
To specify when in the future he will choose the dragon warrior, namely, immediately after that proclamation.
Does the word “now” mean “soon” in English?
Can I be convinced that yes is true? When we use “now” as the present moment and not just after the past moment of speech, we can also use “now” to term the present moment. My, “Get out of this room now!” Or
is the verb used here as a nonverbal verb?
What is the semantic meaning of will in Old English? After all, stating something about the future tends to be stating a possibility, desire/or belief rather than a (past) fact. Gradually this underlying modal meaning disappeared until today it is just a helper verb used to indicate future time and nothing more. Of course, there are remnants of the modal meaning, such as in the verb “will” meaning desire. “Can you come? So I can stay. (Be real)” I’m
a foreigner. ” So i always say: ” “The other day are you making me feel like they are “making me’ s checkmate”
