you'll

[yool, yool, yuhl]

1. contraction of you will:

   You'll never guess who was here.

you'll

/ juːl, jʊl /

contraction

1. you will or you shall

Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

“I think you’ll see a lot more of our collaboration together for future projects.”

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I doubt you’ll hear much from the White House of Mikie Sherrill and Abigail Spanberger in the next year or two.

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"Something has got to change - otherwise you'll end up with a generation of children that are failed and parents that are beyond burnt out."

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So in this update to my post-festival Oscar power rankings for best picture, you’ll find “Frankenstein,” a movie that’s hard to place on this list but harder still to ignore.

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