Meaning ofwillin English

Verb

1. to express future action; volition
   I will attend the meeting tomorrow.
2. to express future actions; intention
   She will finish her project by next week.
3. to show condition or uncertainty; subjective tone
   It will probably rain tomorrow, so take an umbrella.
4. to habitually do something; repeated action
   She will often visit her grandparents on weekends.
5. to choose or intend (an action); without time context
   I will help my friend with the move.
6. to express intention; using bare infinitive
   She will travel alone if she wants to.
7. to choose or intend (an action); express agreement
   I will participate in the charity event.
8. to have ability; capacity to act
   The new policy will enable the company to expand.
9. to conditionally infer; uncertain outcome
   It will likely be sunny tomorrow, so we can go to the beach.
10. to instruct or direct (in a will)
    She will leave her estate to her only child according to her will.
11. to bequeath or leave (property, assets)
    She will leave her entire estate to her grandchildren in her will.