she'll
n.n. a short way of saying 'she will' or 'she shall'. You use it when talking about something a woman or girl is going to do in the future.
n. a contraction of the subject pronoun 'she' and the auxiliary verb 'will' or 'shall'. Used to indicate future tense in speech and informal writing.
She'll be here in ten minutes.
If you ask her nicely, she'll probably help you finish the project before the deadline.
The manager promised that she'll review the proposal by Friday, though she'll need to consult with the legal team first.
A contraction used primarily in speech and informal writing; avoid in formal academic or professional documents.
shellshe'llLearners often omit the apostrophe, confusing the contraction with the noun 'shell' (the hard outer covering of a nut or sea creature).