How to spell we'll

hear it/wil/pronounSilent and tricky

What it means: A contraction of 'we will'.

In a sentence: We'll go to the park to play.

The part people get wrong

Watch for double l. Often misspelled as well or weel.

Same family: we, will, we are (we're), we have (we've), we had (we'd). If you can spell one, the shared part carries to the others.

Where it comes from: We'll is a contraction formed by combining the pronoun 'we' and the auxiliary verb 'will.' English contractions like this became common in speech hundreds of years ago and are now a standard feature of informal and conversational writing.

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