wills
Pronunciation: [wɪlz]
Word
Context: “law”
(noun) a legal document that tells what will happen to a person's belongings when they die. It explains who gets what a person owned, like money or toys.
Example
My grandma wrote a will to make sure her house goes to my mom.
Example
He didn't make a will, so his belongings were given to distant relatives he hardly knew.
Example
Have you ever seen a will that explained what happens to someone's things?
Context: “determination”
(noun) the ability to make yourself do something, even when it is hard. It's like being super strong in your mind to keep trying.
Example
Her will to succeed helped her achieve her dreams.
Example
Without the will to keep going, he gave up on the project halfway.
Example
Do you think having a strong will helps people overcome challenges?
Context: “intent/decision”
(verb) to decide or choose to do something in the future. It shows your intention about what you want to happen.
Example
I will study hard for the test tomorrow.
Example
I will not forget to bring my lunch to school again.
Example
What will you do this weekend?
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