Well We Will See

Well We Will See. We'll See... Will used to talk about what is going to happen in the future (certain or planned). Introduction The phrases "we will see" and "we shall see" are commonly used in everyday conversations, often serving as a prelude to uncertain outcomes or future events

We'll is a contraction (shortened form) of "we will" or "we shall." Example: I guess we'll see Is there any colloquial phrase which has the same function in English? Is it possible to use "Will see" in that sense? Or "We'll see"?

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No one will save me and I shall drown means that the speaker believes the drowning and the lack of help. Prescriptive grammarians used to say (or maybe they still do) that when used in the first person, shall indicates wish or futurity while will indicates intention, while in the second or third person, will indicates futurity and shall is used to indicate obligation, command, or even threat Literally, that is the form of the Russian verb see put in 2Sg

30秒でわかる！｜we’ll see.（さぁどうかな）の意味・例文を解説！【英語】 Tom's English Academy. We'll is a contraction (shortened form) of "we will" or "we shall." Example: I guess we'll see Is there any colloquial phrase which has the same function in English? Is it possible to use "Will see" in that sense? Or "We'll see"?

Tomorrow We'll See (2020) MUBI. We'll see about that :)" You said in your post that she said that she wished that you were with her Will used to talk about what is going to happen in the future (certain or planned).