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- 28-Oct-2006, 17:34 #1
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is it possible.... is it possible to use has after will?
I will be very grateful if you help me to find the answer.
thank you
- 28-Oct-2006, 19:39 #2
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Re: is it possible.... Doubtful.
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- 28-Oct-2006, 19:51 #3
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Teacher Re: is it possible.... Sure it is, Rosa.
Originally Posted by rosa87 
is it possible to use has after will?
I will be very grateful if you help me to find the answer.
thank you
Will has two l's.
Will has four letters.
- 28-Oct-2006, 20:07 #4
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Re: is it possible.... Sure, and I thought of saying:
Will has been here lately.But I thought she probably meant that will should be used as a verb in the sentence.
- 28-Oct-2006, 20:35 #5
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Re: is it possible.... He who has the will has the way - perhaps not
- 28-Oct-2006, 23:15 #6
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Teacher Re: is it possible.... RonBee: Sure, and I thought of saying:
Will has been here lately.But I thought she probably meant that will should be used as a verb in the sentence.
Yours is much funnier, Ron.
Something deep inside tells me that you might be right.
- 29-Oct-2006, 06:44 #7
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Teacher Re: is it possible.... Not as a verb.
- 29-Oct-2006, 07:05 #8
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Re: is it possible.... dear
How can we use has instead of have after will ?WOULD YOU give more examples using will has :-
nice to you all
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- 29-Oct-2006, 08:25 #9
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: is it possible.... Hi
well , I meant will as a verb.
actually I am said that it is possible,and I am asked to prove it.
again thank you for your help
- 29-Oct-2006, 10:01 #10
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Teacher Re: is it possible.... Don't hold your breath. Originally Posted by rosa87 Hi
well , I meant will as a verb.
actually I am said that it is possible,and I am asked to prove it.
again thank you for your help
Here's another cheating context: {I have given out cards, each one bearing an auxiliary verb} Will has come to the front of the class?. In this case will is a verb OK, but has has become a noun - an abbreviation of "the student who has the card marked has". I doubt whether it's possible to dream up a context that uses both words as verbs.
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