Angličtina

will

gb/wˈɪl/ us/wˈɪl/
A2 Angličtina
~ 1400
Významy
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Sloveso A2 relation
1

Express future action or prediction

Used to talk about what is going to happen in the future or what someone plans to do.

Vzorec užití: [someone] will [verb] [something]
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes confuse 'will' with 'going to'; 'will' often expresses a decision made at the moment of speaking or a prediction, while 'going to' often expresses a prior plan.
Synonyma
shall (More formal or old-fashioned in most contexts, still common in legal or formal writing.)
Antonyma
won't (The contracted negative form of 'will', indicating refusal or that something will not happen.)
Kolokace
will be |will have |will go |will see |will happen
Témata
grammar |daily life |communication |core_vocabulary
Příklady
  • She will start her new job next week.
  • I will call you when I arrive.
  • The weather will improve tomorrow.
  • He will probably be late.
  • We will see what happens.
Učební příklady
  • I will eat dinner at 7.
  • They will go to the park.
  • She will read a book.
  • We will meet at the bus stop.
  • It will rain tomorrow.
Podstatné jméno B1 entity
2

Legal statement of post-death wishes

A paper that says who gets your things and money after you die.

Vzorec užití: to make/write [a] will
Častá chyba:
Some learners confuse 'will' (future tense) with 'will' (legal document). Context usually makes the meaning clear.
Synonyma
testament (Formal legal term; often used in 'last will and testament'.)
Kolokace
make a will |write a will |leave a will |read a will
Témata
law |family |finance
Příklady
  • He left everything to his children in his will.
  • You should make a will to protect your family.
  • The lawyer read the will aloud.
  • Her will specified that her house be sold.
  • They discovered an old will in the drawer.
Učební příklady
  • I wrote a will for my family.
  • My father made a will before he died.
  • The lawyer read the will.
  • She left money to me in her will.
  • He made a new will last year.
Podstatné jméno B2 property
3

Mental power to decide actions

The power in your mind to choose and control what you do.

Vzorec užití: [someone's] will to [verb]
Častá chyba:
Learners may confuse 'will' as mental power with 'will' as future tense. Pay attention to grammar: noun vs. auxiliary verb.
Synonyma
determination (Focuses on firmness and persistence rather than general decision-making ability.)
Antonyma
weakness (Lack of mental strength or control over actions.)
Kolokace
strong will |free will |willpower |against someone's will
Témata
psychology |self-development |emotions |core_vocabulary
Příklady
  • She has a strong will and never gives up.
  • He acted against his parents' will.
  • With enough will, you can overcome obstacles.
  • His free will allows him to make his own choices.
  • It took all her will to resist the temptation.
Učební příklady
  • She has a strong will.
  • He did it against my will.
  • I have the will to learn English.
  • With strong will, you can win.
  • He used his will to stop smoking.
Gramatika
Slovníkový tvar
will
IPA
GB/wˈɪl/
US/wˈɪl/
Slabiky a přízvuk
will (1 slabika)
Stress on 1st syllable (will)
Tvary slova
Verb
  • Base: will
  • Past: would
Příbuzná slova
Forms
would verb B1
Core family
willing adjective A2 willingly adverb B1 willingness noun B2
Negative and opposite forms
unwilling adjective B1 unwillingly adverb unwillingness noun
Advanced or less common
willful adjective willfully adverb
Gramatické poznámky
  • Irregular past: would Verb
Výrazy

where there's a will, there's a way

1
/wˈɛɹ ðˈɛɹz ə wˈɪl | ðˈɛɹz ə wˈeɪ/
idiom

Determination makes success possible

If you are determined enough, you can find a way to do anything, even if it is difficult.

Příklady
  • She finished the marathon—where there's a will, there's a way.
  • He learned English by himself; where there's a will, there's a way.

will do

1
/wˈɪl dˈu/
fixed phrase informal

Agreement to do something

Used to say you agree to do what was asked or suggested.

Příklady
  • "Can you send me the file?" "Will do."
  • "Please lock the door when you leave." "Will do."

last will and testament

1
/lˈæst wˈɪl ˈænd tˈɛstəmənt/
fixed phrase formal

formal phrase for a will

A formal legal phrase for a document that says who gets your money and things after you die.

Příklady
  • He named his nephew as heir in his last will and testament.
  • She updated her last will and testament after buying a house.
  • Her last will and testament was signed last year.
  • The lawyer advised him to prepare a last will and testament before the surgery.
  • The family gathered to hear the reading of the last will and testament.

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