is it correct to write everybody´ll, anybody´ll, Mary´ll instead of using "will"?

Question

or can you only use the abreviation for the personal pronouns (I,you, he, she, it, we,you, they) thanks a lot

Answer 1

what? No. You have to write will. It is never "correct" some people speak that way but that doesn't make it "correct"

Answer 2

The only time it is appropriate is when you are writing about someone's conversation. For example:

Mary said, "Everybody'll go to see this movie."

It shows the dialect that Mary uses. It is not appropriate if you are writing about anything else, like a factual report or something.

Answer 3

Yes, it is 'okay' to use the abbreviations you noted, although they are more 'correct' in spoken language than in written language. If you are writing a letter to your 'best friend' then it's okay to use it, if you are writing a 'formal letter' to look for a job, or to make a 'political point' you'd need to use the 'extended form' of 'will' or 'not' or any other word. Hope this 'helps' you decide what to 'write' ...

Answer 4

I don't think you can write "everybody'll" or "anybody'll", it just have to be things like i'll / we'll or it'll. I'm not 100% sure, but i've never heard anybody ever write it that way. it just doesn't look right or sound right.

Answer 5

No. But if you are using it in writing and are quoting a character to show the way they talk then yes.

Answer 6

Nope, it isn't considered grammatically correct to say John'll go to the park. Stick with he'll go to the park.

Answer 7

it is incorrect to use it like that, but the personal pronouns is correct.

Answer 8

No! That is poor grammar. How much harder is it to type "will"?!

Answer 9

NO