Hay un modo decir "I will" sin usando un verbo despues?
En ingles, puede decir "I will" sin usando un verbo. Por ejemplo, si tu amigo te dice leer un libro, puedes decirlo "I will" en vez de "I will read it o lo leeré".
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Really an equivalent to the short answer in English like I will or I can or something do not exist in Spanish.
Sí lo hago.
But you are saying a verb .
We just answer sí o no.
Yes, you can use it if your answer is immediately after the question. How about this one, you are telling someone, " you can make your bed" and then right away to make your point more stronger you'll say, "yes you can!.....................
Si se puede usar si responde imediatamente a la pregunta o a la orden. Fijese en esto,
Si le estas diciendo a alguien algo como esto, "puedes hacer la cama" y imediatamente para hacer tu punto mas fuerte repites "si puedes".
"Will" as you asked the question yvonne is a Modal word (others include can - could / would / shall - should /may - might etc. As words they do not exist in Spanish - (look for them in your dictionary) Spanish uses verb conjugations to say the same thing - although "should" and "ought to" seem difficult to find exact equivalents of to me.
Also when we use modals in short answers "I can" - "I could" - "I would" etc we are referencing a verb in a preceding sentence or phrase. They can not be said in isolation.
"Sí puedes" = Yes I can - but "puedes" is a verb (poder) and "can" is not.
"Poder" is best translated to English as "to be able (to)"
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