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Thread: "As will".... "at will"
- 09-Jan-2005, 04:35 #1
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"As will".... "at will" Can we say at will to mean the same as as will?they offer us so much choice and the ability to generate new meanings at will.
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- 09-Jan-2005, 06:50 #2
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Teacher Re: "As will".... "at will" No. 'At will' is an idiom meaning 'freely', or 'as, when you wish'. I am not aware of any meaning for the isolated phrase 'as will'.
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