1. He will be late for dinner.
2. He'll be late for dinner.
-a.
The first sentence is correct.
b. The second sentence is correct.
C.
Both sentences are correct.
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Respuestas a la pregunta
Respuesta:
C.
Explicación:
Both terms (He will & He'll) means same thing
1. He will be late for dinner.
2. He’ll be late for dinner.
Both sentences are correct.
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