How do native English speakers say "they will"?

Native speakers reduce "they will" to "they'll" (/ðeɪl/) in natural speech. Future action or state involving a group of people or things.

they will → they'll | Reduction

Q: What is the connected speech form of "they will"?

"they will" becomes "they'll" — a reduction pattern. This is a common contraction where 'will' is shortened to '-ll' and combines with 'they'. It's used in everyday speech to talk about future actions or intentions involving multiple subjects.

they will → they'll /ðeɪl/ Reduction

Future action or state involving a group of people or things.

This is a common contraction where 'will' is shortened to '-ll' and combines with 'they'. It's used in everyday speech to talk about future actions or intentions involving multiple subjects.

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they will → they'll

/ðeɪl/

Future action or state involving a group of people or things.

This is a common contraction where 'will' is shortened to '-ll' and combines with 'they'. It's used in everyday speech to talk about future actions or intentions involving multiple subjects.

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Example 1

They'll be here any minute now.

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I hope they'll like the surprise.

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Example 3

Do you think they'll finish on time?

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Example 4

They'll probably get here around seven tonight.

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Example 5

Oh, they'll totally understand if we're a little late.

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they will → they'll