Você costuma usar “will” para falar do futuro? Na dica de hoje, o professor Tim Barrett continua ensinando com base no vídeo do comediante que estudamos lá no Patreon e apresentamos na última dica. Desta vez, ele revela um uso desse modal que pode surpreender você. Tem a ver com hábitos… Consegue adivinhar?
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But I respect runners because the commitment is unbelievable. Like, they’ll wake up on a Saturday at 6:00 a.m., voluntarily leave a warm bed, put on a tiny vest full of snacks, and run 14 miles for no reason anyone can clearly explain.
I will travel.
They will come.
He’ll sit there for hours reading.
She’ll call her mother every Sunday.
Kids will ask a lot of questions.
Like, they’ll wake up on a Saturday at 6:00 a.m., voluntarily leave a warm bed, put on a tiny vest full of snacks, and run 14 miles for no reason anyone can clearly explain.
Tell me about something a person you know will often do out of habbit.
My grandfather will sit on the porch for hours telling stories about his childhood.
My mother will call me just to see how I’m doing.
My brother will stay up late playing videogames.
Our cat will sit by the window waiting for us to come home.
My student will always go to the site and participate there.
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