who'll
Americancontraction
Usage
See contraction.
Example Sentences
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"It feels crazy to be nominated for five Brit Awards," said the star, who'll also perform at the Brits ceremony.
From BBC
On her breakout single, Hairdresser, she sings with bitter annoyance about a one-sided friendship – depicting a girl who'll borrow her clothes and her cash, but cancels their plans at the last minute when a man comes calling.
From BBC
“Who’ll remember the buns, Podgy?”
From Salon
She wrote every song on the release, and “Snowman”—“Don’t cry, snowman, don’t you shed a tear/Who’ll hear my secrets if you don’t have ears?”—has become a particular favorite, with more than 1.3 billion plays on Spotify alone since its release.
But for those who’ll need liquidity in the next five years, there’s no guarantee of being around to see it.
From MarketWatch
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