Example:

1, we will eventually have to redefine our relations with our neighbors in North Africa. We will eventually have to redefine our relations with our neighbors in North Africa.

By the election on May 20th, we will have to make a decision. We must make a decision before the election day on May 20th.

Intentional usage

1, will as an auxiliary verb is mainly used to form the future tense. In American English, everyone can use will to form the future tense, while in British English, it is mostly used in the second and third person. In British English, when the subject is "the second [third] person+I [we]", will is often used.

Will can also be used as a modal verb: when used in the first person, it expresses the will of the speaker (that is, the subject) and contains the meaning of "willingness", "promise", "intention" or "decision".

3. The basic meaning of 3.will as a verb is "driven by willpower", which can be followed by nouns, pronouns or infinitives as the compound object of complement.

4. When 4.will explains "bequeath (property) to someone", he can take the clause led by that as the object, the predicate verb of the clause should be in virtual form, and it can also take double objects, and its indirect object can be transformed into the object of the preposition to.

5. When 5.will is interpreted as "willing, hoping and wanting", you can take nouns and pronouns as objects, or you can take that-led clauses as objects. The predicate verb in the clause should be in the virtual form.