ll
Pronunciation: [əl]
Word
Context: "future action"
(verb) short for 'will', used to talk about something that is going to happen in the future. We use 'll when we're making a promise or telling someone what we will do.
Example
I’ll help you with your homework after dinner.
Example
I won’t forget to bring your book tomorrow.
Example
Will you join us for the picnic this weekend?
Context: "informal speech"
(noun) used to refer to a common misunderstanding or miscommunication. This use is informal and often seen in spoken English.
Example
I had a little 'll when I was explaining my plans to him.
Example
There was no 'll in our conversation; we understood each other perfectly.
Example
Did you notice any 'll in the way he expressed his ideas?
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