Will vs Willingness - What's the difference?

As nouns the difference between will and willingness is that will is (archaic) desire, longing (now generally
merged with later senses) while willingness is the state of being willing.
As a verb will is (archaic) to wish, desire or will can be (rare|transitive) to wish, desire (something).

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Des mots similaires en anglais et en français

*Uncle = oncle

*Air = air

*Paper = papier

*Pleasure = plaisir

*Splendid = splendide

*Garden = jardin

*Roses (fleurs) = roses

* Tulips = tulipes

*Wine = vin

* Post-card = carte postale

*Vehicle = véhicule

*Information = information

*Oblige = obliger

*Proprietor = propriétaire

*Amusing = amusant

*Suppose = supposer

*Village = village

*Different = différent

*Abslutely = absolument

*Possible = possible

*Riduculous = riducule

*Prefer = préfère

*Excellent = excellent

*Certainly = certainemen

*Racket = raquette (tennis)

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"Am born" or "was born"

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Gérondif ou infinitif

Quand est-ce qu'on untilise le gerondif ou l'infintif?

Donc, le gerondif s''emploi plutôt quand il y a un sentiment, par exemple, "I love walking in the mountains" ou "I hate smoking"

Il y a une liste de verbes qu'on utilise avec l'infinitif comme:

*afford (avoir le moyens de)

*agree ('etre d'accord)

*allow (se permettre)

*arrange (organiser)

*ask (demander,poser)

*attempt (tenter)

*choose (choisir)

*dare (oser)

*decide (decider)

*expect (s'attendre à)

*fail (échouer) 

*forget (oublier)

*help (aider)

*hope (espèrer) 

*learn (apprendre)

*Manage (gérer)

*offer (offrir)

*plan (planifier)

*pretend (faire semblant)

*refuse (refuser)

*seem (paraître, sembler)

*tend (incliner à)

*threaten (menacer)

*want (vouloir)

*would like to (aimerais)

 

 

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