How would you say will as if it was a verb?

Question

How would you say will as if it was a verb?

Answer 1

How would you say will as if it was a verb?

You don't state your language levels in your porfile so perhaps you mean this question to refer to the use of will as a verb in English.

In that case you can will someone, or someone, to do something.. For example ' I willed him to arrive and five minutes later he knocked on the door'

Answer 2

I'm going to do it in the 'yo' form.

Hablare

Comere

Dire

and so on

Answer 3

Hi:

The part of the futur tense verbs in Spanish that correspond to the English auxiliary will like in I will read is the ending of the verb.

Let's try with the verb "to read" = leer

I will read... leeré (without the space after "r".)

you (friendly) will read... leerás (no space)

He will read... leerá

We will read... leeremos

You (all or formal) will read... leerán

They'll read... Ellos leerán

These endings: é, ás, á, emos, án and án are what turn any verb to future and replace our English "will".

Answer 4

Spanish does not use auxiliary verbs like English does. Could you give some more context....to express the future tenses?

In Spanish you do not say... I will. (implying a main verb as English does).

I will

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Answer 5

You don't; you use it with another verb. This is true in the future tense. If you add a future tense to a verb such as comer, it would be "I will eat". Look up the verb tenses online.