who'll
Which person will
Who'll is a contraction of "who will": Who'll be there tonight?
It appears more often in speech than in writing, where "who will" tends to be spelled out.
Modal verb of futurity
- that'llContraction of "that will"
- they'llContraction of they will
- he'llMale subject future tense
- she'llFemale subject plus future
we'll · it'll · what'll · there'll · you'll · I'll · somebody'll · someone'll
Any person at all
- inquiringSeeking information actively
- askingPosing questions
- wonderingFeeling curiosity about something
- identifyingDetermining what something is
specifying · determining · seeking · curious · questioning · pondering · guessing · predicting
Forecast of coming events
- expectationBelief about future outcomes
- anticipationState of awaiting something
- likelihoodChance something will occur
- probabilityQuantified chance of occurrence
uncertainty · speculation · volunteer · candidate · successor · replacement · nominee · appointee
shall
Modal verb of futurity
she'll · we'll · it'll · what'll · there'll · you'll · I'll · somebody'll · someone'll · nobody'll
whoever
Any person at all
- inquiringSeeking information actively
- askingPosing questions
- wonderingFeeling curiosity about something
identifying · specifying · determining · seeking · curious · questioning · pondering · guessing · predicting · forecasting
prediction
Forecast of coming events
- expectationBelief about future outcomes
- anticipationState of awaiting something
- likelihoodChance something will occur
probability · uncertainty · speculation · volunteer · candidate · successor · replacement · nominee · appointee · winner
- everybody who's anyoneAll notable or influential people
- who's thereKnock response query
- show who's the bossAssert one's dominance decisively
- show who's bossDemonstrate superior authority
- who's whoIdentifying people present
- everybody who's anybodyAll significant people
will, who, willing, whose, unwilling, willful, who's, whom, willfully