Common linguistic mistakes
I didn't notice this until I was talking to my dad online (english is his second language).
For example:
Q: Will you take out the trash?
A: I will.
Perfectly fine response. BUT, you can't answer it this way:
Q: Will you take out the trash?
A: I'll
I'll, as a contraction, stands for "I will" BUT, a verb is required if the 2nd response is used. Why is that?
For example:
Q: Will you take out the trash?
A: I will.
Perfectly fine response. BUT, you can't answer it this way:
Q: Will you take out the trash?
A: I'll
I'll, as a contraction, stands for "I will" BUT, a verb is required if the 2nd response is used. Why is that?