Questions tagged [will-future]

While the engineers will give a press conference, the inspection team will investigate the accident scene. While would be synonymous with (the moment) when or during the time when, and I know "when" is normally not followed by "will + verb". So is…

In a comic book I’m reading, a wife asks to her husband, who’s working late in his study, “Will you require anything?” Why does she use “will” instead of “do”? Is there any difference in a vibe between “require” and “need” in that situation?

If someone says to me Make sure to check this in future, next time you update this. How should I reply? Sure I will or I Sure will

In one of its definitions of 'will', Cambridge Dictionary(Cambridge Dictionary | English Dictionary, Translations & Thesaurus) says: will is used when referring to something that always or usually happens, and then it gives a good number of…