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How to spell you'll

What it means: Contraction of you will.

In a sentence: You'll have fun playing at the park. ▶

The part people get wrong

Watch for double l.

Same family: you, will, you'd, you're, you've. If you can spell one, the shared part carries to the others.

Where it comes from: You'll is a modern English contraction formed by combining the pronoun you and the auxiliary verb will, with the missing letters marked by an apostrophe. Contractions like you'll became common in spoken English several centuries ago to make everyday speech faster and smoother.

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